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I normally will idle the 996 for about a minute before backing out of the backyard. I pickup the newspaper and close the gate to the backyard which takes a couple more minutes. This all takes about 5 minutes before I hit the road. Once I'm on the highway I keep the rpm's roughly between 3000 and 4200 till the temp reaches 180 degrees.
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I have a 2003 996 C2 with a rebuilt 2005 3.6 in it. It also comes into the power band at 3200 rpms. I can feel the car start to pull harder and accelerate as it passes 3000 rpms. My Miata is the same way, the power band starts just pass 3000 rpms.
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At 38 - 85 911 targa 39 - 86 944 40 - 74 914 44 - 87 924S 45 - 03 996 The 911 targa is a project car. The 944 was bought for my wife, she loves this car more than her 325i. The 914 is my autocross / time trial car. The 924S was bought for my youngest daughter, she needed some money and sold it to my wife. It is now my wife's autocross / time trial car. The 996 is just freaking awsome, I love this car. Travis