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Old 06-13-2014, 08:01 AM   #26 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by mcbota View Post
I try to use the same briskly method of acceleration, since I have discovered this website, but I cannot understand how can be done this under the 2000 rpm. If I have to use around 80% throttle method, then I will reach around 2800 rpm, before I will change the gear, because I cannot accelerate briskly starting form low rpm! So how do I have to do?
I have 455Nm at 2000 rpm so wheelspin is the bigger problem than lugging

I try to keep load at 80% below 1200 rpm, after that it's pedal to the metal. I shift at 2000-2500 rpm, keeps the turbo, egr, dpf etc clean.
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