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Originally Posted by basjoos
70@70 below 1000 ft elevation and 75@75 above 2000 ft elevation in the aerocivic. The mileage improves with altitude.
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Originally Posted by fatman57
Interesting, do you think it is because of the air, so at higher altitude with less air the pumping losses are less?
However, since above 40 MPH most loses are due to wind resistance this could account for it...?
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Basjoos's car (AerocivicLB) is aways an inspiration. And it's example is why I am focusing on aeromods again. I can't have lean burn unless I swap my engine, but with more aeromods I can get more of the ability the famed "aerocivic" has. I don't want to go as radical as basjoos because my fabrication skills are kinda weak and I want a reasonably factory-looking car, so I'll have to be content with lesser results.