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well thats what I am curious about. was it just the heat? or the combo of heat and humidity? you see it was 100+ degree's for several days with humidity over 95%
ie TRULY nasty. we do not "get" 100' days with "low" humidity so I can't test.
I am curious to see what people in other climes get. ie do people in not quite so hot but almost always NASTY HUMID florida see the same higher mpg?
what about people in nevada and arizona? ie super hot but LOW humidity?
is it one or the other? or do you require BOTH to see these results? is it possible for us to simulate this even partially?
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