Best MPG so far
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Best MPG so far
archived 33mpg over the past weekend, drove from MD to CT avg 70-75mph with A/C ON. 3 ppl in the car (including a 2 yr old), 36.5 PSI all tires.
I have to say what a great highway cruiser!!
Now only if Acura can put on some better brakes. My front rotors wrapped again, will dump them this time instead of re-surfacing. Bought brembo blanks and ceramic pads, waiting to be installed.
I have to say what a great highway cruiser!!
Now only if Acura can put on some better brakes. My front rotors wrapped again, will dump them this time instead of re-surfacing. Bought brembo blanks and ceramic pads, waiting to be installed.
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thats pretty good-
you may want to run tires a few psi more next trip- the extra weight in the car and extended hi speed driving...
Have you seafoamed?
you may want to run tires a few psi more next trip- the extra weight in the car and extended hi speed driving...
Have you seafoamed?
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I know that the higher PSI in the tires will help with rolling resistance. People who hypermile use like sometimes like 60 psi just to get 1 or 2 mpg more. If I am just going on the highway and want good MPG I put about 38 psi.
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Higher PSI yields better gas mileage, the ride will feel stiffer/rougher too. keep that in mind. Personally I wouldn't put anything more than 40psi just in case the tire blows up. Be sure to check tire pressure in the morning when it's still cold.
#16
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i guess thats true, but you would have to put so much pressure in that the tire would be shaped like a bowl.
i know my tires are low, prob around 29 psi - not cool. i think i am going to fill them to about 38-40 psi.
i know my tires are low, prob around 29 psi - not cool. i think i am going to fill them to about 38-40 psi.
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