62 be very very good to you mph
So yesterday I gave it a try. 62 mph at about 2200 rpm. Engine was very quiet. Hardly had to change lanes except sometimes for slow merging vehicles. Took a little longer but still averaged about 50 f...
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wny_pat wrote:
As for the MPG, it all depends on your engine rpm, gear setup in the tranny, and in the rear end.
This is true in a no wind condition. Between Van Horn, Tx. and Elpaso I encountered 35 to 50 mph headwinds and got 4.8 mpg. Normally get around 8 mpg at 65 mph. Don't think you can set up a gear ratio or a perfect rpm for those conditions.
