"...change up before 2000 rpm..."
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Just got my car tax renewal through. Inside was a helpful leaflet from the government, sorry the energy savings trust, telling me how to save money on fuel, including the above gem. So I have the government using my money to tell me how to save money since things are so expensive now because the government is taking so much of my money. Drive slowly! Take the bus! Try cycling!
Dear The Government. Go f
k yourself, in the eye. Those cuts you keep on about? I've found one you can make. Any
who talks about changing up below 2000 rpm, for starters. Joyless socialist watermelon f
kers.
Dear The Government. Go f
k yourself, in the eye. Those cuts you keep on about? I've found one you can make. Any
who talks about changing up below 2000 rpm, for starters. Joyless socialist watermelon f
kers.Morningside said:
Scenic diesels hate it! The chap over the road was told that he was not revving the engine high enough when pulling away and the turbo was not cutting in. Hence why he complained to the garage about its sluggishness.
Diesels in general don't like low revs for several reasons. Newer cars with DPF filters are probably going to like it even less.ColinM50 said:
So why is that so hard? Are you one of those drivers who has to redline your car in every gear then come to screaming halt two seconds in front of me at the lights? You know, the sort of driver everyone else calls a knob?
You don't really get valve bounce at 1,950rpm. I think you misread a Saga leaflet
ColinM50 said:
So why is that so hard? Are you one of those drivers who has to redline your car in every gear then come to screaming halt two seconds in front of me at the lights? You know, the sort of driver everyone else calls a knob?
No, dips
t. My engine does not come on turbo and get into the powerband until at least 2500 rpm. oh, and 2000rpm in top equates to about 45mph. So by following their stupid advice, I am labouring the engine and reducing its fuel economy around town as well as causing a hazard on the open roadGassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff




