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Originally Posted by justjohn
Current ecomodder opinion is that this is generally false. It keeps you in the low efficiency part of the bsfc graph.
However, astoundingly few people have actually tested it.
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I've actually tested it with the help of one of my friends, using my ScanGaugeII, I didn't write down anything to make it official, but there is a slight improvement by "higher load" acceleration compared to slow steady acceleration when going onto a highway. BUT, slow steady acceleration is better in the city when you can't always predict a stop, or there are short distances between stops.