Tokez420

(89 rcsb 2wd 5 speed) i bought the truck with a blown engine, so i finally went on the freeway after the break in. i hit 85 and the truck seemed to be really high on the RPMs. my question is for you stock 22re, 5 speed, stock tires, and gears. what RPMs are u running at 80-85mph? i really wish i had a tach.

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Juggalo

I have a 3.0 but, at 85mph I'm guessing I'll be somewhere at 3300RPM+ Not really high, but the 22RE might be geared differently so I'm not sure, sorry.

Tacoma Dude

Run a search on tach and 1st gen and I think you may find a thread where someone replaced the OEM dash with an aftermarket that had a tach. Straight forward install according to the member - I guess all the wiring was already there or something...

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kyle_22r

you mean the sr5 swap? you can put in the cluster out of an sr5 pickup(has a tach and gauges instead of idiot lights), i think you just need to run a wire for the tach and install an oil pressure sender

i don't even want to know how many RPM my truck would be running at 80mph. with 28" tires i was running about 3500 at about 65 or so

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HondaTec521

At 85 your pretty close to max speed (100?) so engine rpm should be pretty high.I just checked the tach on my 85 22re and it redlines at 5800 rpm.It's been so long since i v'e had stock tires on my truck i cant remember what it tached at 80+ but i'm pretty sure it was under 4000 rpm.

colsoncj

87 22RE with a W56 (5spd manual) 5th gear, 70MPH roughly 2800 RPM. When I drive home tonight after work, I'll hit a bunch of different speeds and write them down for you.

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Flamedx4

sounds about right - 3000 or a bit higher. The original gearing/tires put the engine rpm at highway speeds (60-65 miles per hour) right in the middle of the powerband - the junction of the torque peak and horsepower peak - the area if graphed where they overlap. This is optimum with a small engine and this attention to gearing was yeat another example of good Toyota engineering. If I remember right the horsepower peak was at like 2800 and the torque peak at 2600, yet another reason why the 22RE was such a good little motor, it made real power in the usable range - compare this to a Dakota V6 claiming 175 hp but if you read the specs it makes less power than a 22RE until around 5500 rpm!! Who the hell wants to turn that many Rs to get some power!! (Big V8s make enough torque to go down the highway at 1600 rpm, don't try that with a 4 banger...!) So at 85 miles per hour all stock I would expect to see 3200 ish rpms.

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2wd1stgen

I have a stocker 92 22re 2wd with a sun pro mini tach installed. I will check the exact RPM at 80 and 85 on the way to work today and post it in about 2 hours. Installing the sun pro tach was simple. If you can do a radio you can do the tach install. Sun pro mini was about $40.

kyle_22r

horsepower peak should be at 4800 and torque is around 2800 if you go by toyota specs

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2wd1stgen

My 92 stocker 2wd 22re pick up hit 80 miles per hour @ 3200 RPM's and 85 MPH @ 3400 RPM's in fifth gear. I tried it fourth gear also 80 MPH @ 3800 RPM's. Did not feel like going 85 in fourth. Thank you for making me feel like my newly installed tach is useful for something.

Figit090

yeah, it lets you know when you're engine is liable of exploding.... :p

if you have a tach and don't like looking at the road where you should be, you can determine the best shift points...but if you can't do that by ear i doubt you could with a little gauge you know?? lol.. yeah i'm bored so i thought i say somthin, sorry...

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Tokez420

thanks for all the great posts.
its wierd, cuz its feels like the engine is really revved up...like close to redline. it feels like im in 4th or something. do your trucks give u that feeling?

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2wd1stgen

"its wierd, cuz its feels like the engine is really revved up...like close to redline. it feels like im in 4th or something. do your trucks give u that feeling?"

yes I get that feeling. I just slow down. Maybe these pickups were design for speeds less than 80 miles per hour. I think red line is 5,500 RPM's but I am not sure. In fifth gear at 85 miles per hour (3400 RPM) you are below red line. If you think this is bad imagine what the engine sound like near red line.

I had a 85 yota pickup 2wd 4 speed manual trans earlier in my life. When I first got i took it up to 110 miles per hour in 4 gear. I got the impression the engine was going to explode any second so I never did that again but I just wanted to see what it was capable of.

I know from past expirence that you will pay at the pump if you drive around with these engines revved up. In my old 4 speed I noticed a huge difference in gas consuption from traveling 60 miles per hour versus 80 miles per hour.

Tacoma Dude

60 vs. 80...
I think that goes without saying for ALL vehicles

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Figit090

especially my gf's hummer, be glad you don't own one of those goofy trucks they get 11mpg!! one day he punched it and the gas mileage estimatior read 2mpg....

I would take a yota over a H2 any day...unless of course i could sell the hummer for 4 toyotas.... hehe

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2wd1stgen

"60 vs. 80...
I think that goes without saying for ALL vehicles "

I agree but I am under the impression that the 22r(e) will have a larger difference than most other vehicles but i really have no idea.

Figit090

"I agree but I am under the impression that the 22r(e) will have a larger difference than most other vehicles but i really have no idea."

Why?? cause it has to work really hard or what??

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2wd1stgen

"Why?? cause it has to work really hard or what??"
yes
I drove a ford for a while (Im sorry to admit) it was a gas hog at 60 miles per hour it was a gas hog at 80 miles per hour but not a huge difference in mpg as far as I could tell. What I am trying to say is that maybe the 22r(e) gets great mpg compared to other vehicals but losses it edge when reaching speeds of 85 miles per hour (this is not a fact of course just what I suspect).

Figit090

how often do you actually need to hit 85?

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4RUNR

For people from the distant future doing searches for "RPMs": 3.4L 5SP runs 3196rpm @ 85mph, and 2690rpm for 4ECT.

Tacoma Dude

you don't live in CA do you?

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Figit090

well actually i do and i feel a bit dumb for asking that question now...lol

I don't live near any big highways like ones my sacramento or San Fransisco...nothing big and no bumper to bumper 5mph crap either... but i've been there and i should have known that you do drive that fast. oops...

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Tacoma Dude

Sorry, I didn't mean it by the roads and all that but more of the rush-rush personality behind the wheel that seems to motivate most of us So Cals.
I'm one of them so I can say it

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cjrl

At 85 mine is around 3200-3400...and it doesnt't redline till about 6000 or 7000. You can't get on the freeway without hitting at least 2800.

Figit090

Yeah i already know what you mean and i've only driven on public roads about 4 times and i already hate going 25 miles per hour...especially after being onthe freeway....urrgh....hopefully a manual and staying in the same gear will help me w/that....

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