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On Mon, 14 Nov 2005 16:57:51 -0700, "TJF"
wrote: My question is, what is a good RPM for cruising without thrashing on the motor and leading to premature engine failure? The recommended RPM seems a little high compared to what my truck's RPM is cruising down the interstate (2800 RPM). Any suggestions? ================================= For a gas engine with WOT in the normal range (as yours is), recommended cruising RPM is about 70% of WOT, typically 3200 to 3400. At 70% you will be developing about 50% of the engines rated power since horsepower varies as the square of RPMs (.7 x .7 = .49). |
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