5th gen shift points?
As calculated by CarTest...
1-2: 7600
2-3: 7000
3-4: 6900
4-5: 6600

The VQ30DE-K has the same problem that a lot of Honda's do. The peak power is all the way up at redline, so you can't make full use of all of the power that's available since you normally want to "round the hump" so to speak and keep the revs centered about the point of peak power. The 00-01's would be at least a few tenths quicker if they had some more revs to play with, because then they could make better use of all of the power that's available.
So anyways, the optimal shift point is just before the rev-limiter kicks in.
1-2: 7600
2-3: 7000
3-4: 6900
4-5: 6600

The VQ30DE-K has the same problem that a lot of Honda's do. The peak power is all the way up at redline, so you can't make full use of all of the power that's available since you normally want to "round the hump" so to speak and keep the revs centered about the point of peak power. The 00-01's would be at least a few tenths quicker if they had some more revs to play with, because then they could make better use of all of the power that's available.
So anyways, the optimal shift point is just before the rev-limiter kicks in.
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