Actual Speed of 996 According to Ratios
#1
Actual Speed of 996 According to Ratios
My car is 6 speed 2003 996. does anybody have the info of speed at redline of each gear? this way i can easily verify speedo accuracy.
#2
Bruce, in the technical data section of the Owner's Manual there is a section that talk about it.
1st = 38 mph
2nd = 70 mph
3rd = 101 mph
4th = 125 mph
5th = 153 mph
6th = 183 mph
This is just an estimate as the book does not give you the actual number but rather just a graph.
1st = 38 mph
2nd = 70 mph
3rd = 101 mph
4th = 125 mph
5th = 153 mph
6th = 183 mph
This is just an estimate as the book does not give you the actual number but rather just a graph.
#4
This calculator will give you a general idea, although it’s not 100% accurate enough to check the speedo with because of aerodynamics and some other things.
Just drive by a cop. They are always polite enough to stop me and tell me my speed, even write it down for me so I don’t forget. What great people.
http://www.catherineandken.co.uk/sti/tyres.html
Just drive by a cop. They are always polite enough to stop me and tell me my speed, even write it down for me so I don’t forget. What great people.
http://www.catherineandken.co.uk/sti/tyres.html
#5
HUH???? Thats the FIRST thing you should do....study it like your life depends on it....it'll let you know about the cars self check system, oil level, and all the little things this cars does that are NORMAL, but are sooooo different form any other car. I didnt and every time I filled up, I thought the car was overheating. Couldnt figure out why it would do that only after filling up?...lol...it was telling me the oil level was fine.
#6
Originally Posted by bruceinmiami
My car is 6 speed 2003 996. does anybody have the info of speed at redline of each gear? this way i can easily verify speedo accuracy.
996 speedos on stock 18's read about 4mph too from about 40mph on up.
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#9
Originally Posted by Jurichar
huh?!? say what??
Press and hold in the recirculate and the top (arrow up) buttons on the right side of the panel for a few seconds. The left screen will change. Using the + key below that screen, adance so the display reads 6c. Then press the center vent button once. The display will show you your coolant temp.
To go back to normal, simply press AUTO.
Last edited by 1999Porsche911; 05-07-2007 at 05:37 PM.
#11
i've had the car for a week! i don't sit to read an owners manual until:
1. i've got a a doctor's appointmen where i just know i'll have about an hour wait
2. something goes terribly wrong with the car
3. i've eaten kentucky fried chicken!
1. i've got a a doctor's appointmen where i just know i'll have about an hour wait
2. something goes terribly wrong with the car
3. i've eaten kentucky fried chicken!
#12
Originally Posted by 1999Porsche911
Press and hold in the recirculate and the top (arrow up) buttons on the right side of the panel for a few seconds. The left screen will change. Using the + key below that screen, adance so the display reads 6c. Then press the center vent button once. The display will show you your coolant temp.
To go back to normal, simply press AUTO.
To go back to normal, simply press AUTO.
#14
What an idiot I am. Sorry, I only posted the code for the coolant. I believe the speed in km is 20c. A scanner will also show you the uncorrected speed.
Last edited by 1999Porsche911; 05-08-2007 at 04:59 AM.
#15
Here you go. almost everything you wanted to know about the secret codes in your HVAC center display. This is for Boxster but should be mostly the same for the 996. Do a search on RL, here and Rtech for even more info.
http://www.cb-racing.com/boxster_AC.html
FYI, everything that is displayed is metric for speed, temp, etc
http://www.cb-racing.com/boxster_AC.html
FYI, everything that is displayed is metric for speed, temp, etc