Can anyone tell me the mph ranges for each gear with 9 speed? Relative is starting a new job and just found out that what he'll be driving. He just spent an hour searching the web and couldn't find it. He hasn't driven a 9 speed before, only a 10 speed. TYVM.
Help with 9 speed transmission
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Evie3, May 15, 2017.
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Not sure if the speeds per se but the 9 works just like the 10 except for 6 is where the 7 used to be. (1 does not double as another gear when in high range)
As long as he breaks his habit of going to high than coming full left and down, and replaces that with left then up, he'll do fine. He should be shifting with "feel" (sound) and rpm instead of with speed
The 9 is really an 8, but has a low granny gear, too
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IMO don't even get in the habit of thinking about road speeds. A truck with a 3.55's is gonna shift at different speeds than one with 4.33's. Keep it in a gear where you aren't lugging it or pushing it over like 1700-1800 or so and its all good.
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In low-range shift up about 200 rpm from top of green range, 1300 IIRC. Once in high-range I recall shifting up at 1600 which worked out to about every 10 mph.. -
Don't worry about speed, listen to the engine and it will tell you everything that you need to know.
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Rpm not mph! You shift according to rpm, to lo it lugs to high it over revs,
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9sp's a cake walk, he could be put into a twin stick or a super ten
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