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Joerg wrote:
> With my configuration it is aprox. at 57 mph at 1400 rpm.
>
Joerg
I would agree except for raising the set speed a mile or three. If you
aren't driving on very flat ground, as you start climbing the engine
will downshift or the engine/exhaust brake comes on during the
downhill, offsetting the fuel gain by holding at 57.
Bernie Dobrin/AZ
I Travel Supreme in my '02 TSDP, pulling an '01 Nissan XTerra
Representing PressurePro Tire Monitoring System
Back home in Goodyear, AZ
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