Yeah. You guys with aerodynamic cars maybe can do that.
I hurt myself badly a couple weeks ago when I thought I could go faster than I usually do. Pulled me down maybe 10-15% of the 30-32 mpg that I usually get.
But of course my car has all the aerodynamic features of a brick. Which is why all my optional work on it lately has been in the aero area.
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Currently getting +/- 50 mpg in fall weather. EPA is 31/39 so not too shabby. WAI, fuel cutoff switch, full belly pan, smooth wheel covers.
Now driving '97 Civic HX; tires ~ 50 psi. '89 Volvo 240 = semi-retired.
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