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Old 09-01-2021, 07:20 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by CommodAnt View Post
I've spent some time living in the mountains and fuel economy was shocking (which is the opposite of what I expected). Having said that, they were significant inclines and declines.
What did you expect, and how do you believe some environmental conditions affected the fuel economy in the mountains?


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you want to get inclines that are optimally steep, with declines that are just about right to keep you from needing to apply the brakes
I noticed it in my neighborhood, while walking the dog. Most of the streets are one-way, and even though most of the uphill ones were already very steep, the downhill ones tended to be a little steeper.
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