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Old 10-03-2019, 02:38 AM   #2 (permalink)
Daschicken
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Cibbie - '88 Honda CBR 250R
Motorcycle
90 day: 48.49 mpg (US)

Rarity - '06 Honda Accord EX V6
Team Honda
90 day: 29.88 mpg (US)

Baby viff - '86 Honda VFR 400R
Motorcycle
90 day: 42.15 mpg (US)

Latios - '08 Suzuki SV650SF
Motorcycle
90 day: 64.56 mpg (US)

Mazda 3 - '14 Mazda 3 i Sport
90 day: 43.25 mpg (US)
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2000 RPM should be well above lugging. It may not be efficient and smooth acceleration, but it ain't lugging. If you don't have a scangauge yet, or any other OBD 2 gauge, it would be great to get one. The scangauge at least has a engine load feature which shows percent load. It is generally accepted to accelerate in the 70-80% range to maintain efficiency without going into fuel enrichment. It is pretty easy to get outside of this range without a gauge.

In regards to your name, you should be happy to hear that I have taught eighteen people to drive stick so far. Some of which actively expressed interest in getting a manual car.
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Best trip in V6: 52.0
Best tank in V6: 46.0
Best tank in Mazda: 49.9
Best tank in CBR: 61.3
Best tank in SV: 83.9

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