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Dutch_12078
Jun 26, 2018Explorer II
jplante4 wrote:JaxDad wrote:
Don't forget also, for every hill you have to climb, there's a downhill you get to coast too. It's only the difference in fuel to climb minus the fuel saved coasting down that hill that you have to account for.
You spend more time pulling uphill than you spend coasting downhill, so it's not a wash.
Surprisingly, the difference in elevation between the I-95/I-26 split in SC and our upstate NY cottage is exactly the same no matter which route we take! The ups and downs must even out either way somewhere along the way to end up at the same elevation... ;)
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