rpm vs. speed question

No it's not!

Imagine you are in your Miata, doing 60Mph in 5th, on a flat road, throttle at say 60%, cruise control engaged. You change upon a slight hill, whereby you remain in 5th, but the CC increases throttle to 95%. RPM remains constant. Are you saying that fuel consumption would not increase?

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Mal Osborne
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No ! That is not what I said. Go back and read the part about a "flat freeway" !!

Bruce Bing '03 LE

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BRUCE HASKIN

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