Over the last nine and a half hours, my OBD-II data logger tells me the engine exceeded 2,000 rpm for seven (7) seconds.
-- The DervMan
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15 years ago
Is this a shameful admission?
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15 years ago
WTF, were you using it as a generator?
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15 years ago
Even that requires 3k revs for the correct frequency ac
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Why have you left your car idling for 9.5 hours.
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You'll be needing one of these:
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15 years ago
I covered 407.6 miles over those hours...
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15 years ago
Nah it's a Saab... ;)
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15 years ago
Yes.
Yes, it is.
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That's 70mph on my vehicle so obviously an engine should never exceed
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In my last car, 70mph in 6th was about 3,500rpm heh :-)
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You left it idling while you caught a train? ;-)
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No he'll be needing some of these:
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15 years ago
Jellyfish in wetsuits are more amusing. If you're outside the suit...
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15 years ago
About 3200rpm in mine in 6th.
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Heh! If it were winter, I ran a diesel and the glowplugs were knackered, maybe...
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15 years ago
Yay! *goes to collect "Hypermiler" sticker or something*
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15 years ago
As I remember, 72 mph was 4,000 rpm in my Cinquecento.