BrokenPathfinder

The engine does feel to be turning over this quickly. When replacing the clutch the flywheel was not replaced or resurfaced because my mechanic claimed that it looked "to be in amazing condition" due to the clutch being worn to the rivots on the opposite side. Acceleration is decent; my pathfinder takes up speed like normal

Hello, as my name suggests I have a broken pathfinder (it still drives). It is a 1994 XE 4WD 5 speed with 208k miles that I purchased with a slipping clutch. Initially I assumed the rpms were high because of the worn clutch, but once I got the clutch replaced it looks as though the rpms love to stay up there. The clutch has been engaging propertly and I am confident this is not the source of the issue. At freeway speeds my rpm reading is close to 5000 at 65 mph. Could this be due to bad timing? Did I unluckily purchase a pathfinder with odd gearing? Any help is appreciated!