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Old 02-25-2009, 12:52 PM
ascalise ascalise is offline
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Originally Posted by t walgamuth View Post
This attitude about keeping the rpm up for better fuel economy does not bear scientific scrutiny. Shifting at the lowest comfortable rpm is the way to better economy.

A drive on the highway now and then will keep the carbon blown out.

These are torque motors, using the torque and short shifting will result in better economy....not winding them up unneccessarily.

x2

Owners manual says to shift at 13,22,34 for best fuel economy. Or something along those lines.
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