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Ok dumb question I know
I own a 5 speed GT, and test drove an auto GTS about 2 years ago when I knew nothing about lift, I don't even recall if i hit lift or anything.
Basically, how long does lift last....I know it's about 6.000 to 8,200 rpms, but how long does it stay in lift in terms of seconds.
It would have to be about a second and a half I'm guessing if you are flooring it (which obviously you would be doing if you're in lift). I am just curious...and I'm also thinking about stepping up to a 6 speed GTS but I don't think the performance would be substantially different. In my GT I get over 6,000 rpms maybe once or twice a day and from my understanding the cars are identical up to 6,000 rpms in terms of performance until the GTS hits lift.
I guess a visit to the dealer is in store for me to test drive one (but not a 2002). Unfortunately they probably wouldn't let me hit lift in it.
I own a 5 speed GT, and test drove an auto GTS about 2 years ago when I knew nothing about lift, I don't even recall if i hit lift or anything.
Basically, how long does lift last....I know it's about 6.000 to 8,200 rpms, but how long does it stay in lift in terms of seconds.
It would have to be about a second and a half I'm guessing if you are flooring it (which obviously you would be doing if you're in lift). I am just curious...and I'm also thinking about stepping up to a 6 speed GTS but I don't think the performance would be substantially different. In my GT I get over 6,000 rpms maybe once or twice a day and from my understanding the cars are identical up to 6,000 rpms in terms of performance until the GTS hits lift.
I guess a visit to the dealer is in store for me to test drive one (but not a 2002). Unfortunately they probably wouldn't let me hit lift in it.