What Is Your RPM's at 62 to 65 MPH

[DryCreek]

Originally Posted by jackreno

Update :

Just took my rv out for a warmup run and getting her ready for camping and found my true rpm's at 62 mph is 2490 rpm's not the 2380 I posted on the 1st post of this thread..

So with that said I might be looking to go to the 5.11 gear ratio in the near future to dial this rv in as perfect as possible..

So, very close to what I reported above.

[akeagle]

Originally Posted by Soppy

Most of the older motorhomes did not have a tach , but you can get that info from the OBD port with a laptop or scanner capable of reading live data.

I highly recommend getting a ScanGage which provides readouts of many different engine and sometimes transmission functions. The ScanGage is not terribly expensive - less than $150 if I remember correctly - and plugs into the OBD port for both power and data. Installing the display can be as quick and easy as a top-of-the-dash mount, or with some work can be mounted in-dash.

[jackreno]

Originally Posted by CJ7365

Just my opinion, but I really don't think you are going to notice a 200 RPM difference.

Waste of money, of course if you are just wanting to spend money, why not get a banks kit or maybe do some upgrades on your Jeep.

Honestly I think you are pushing the envelope towing you Jeep with trailer and canoe on top, got to be pushing your towing weight limit.

I have the full Banks Power Pack system with 5 Star Tuning and my low estimate is 400 hp and 500 lbs of torque.

My RV has been upgraded in the back with frame reinforcement and heavier hitch and air bags.

My stacker trailer plus Jeep and boat weights 6500 lbs, 4 electric brakes on trailer..

I have no issues in the mountains, just wish my axle ratio was less than 5.38 so my rpms' would be less, I have plenty of power..

Pic of my new boat, don't know why my pics are loading sideways..