Shifting at Higher RPMs = Worse or better gas miliage??

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Re: Shifting at Higher RPMs = Worse or better gas miliage?? [Re: Macdaddy4738] #719794 04/30/06 02:46 AM

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I recently upped my shifting to 3500 to see if I could punch out a little more accelleration (and it actually DOES seem to work..)

Definitely Worse.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Shifting at Higher RPMs = Worse or better gas miliage??	Macdaddy4738	04/30/06 02:19 AM
Re: Shifting at Higher RPMs = Worse or better gas miliage??	JeePete	04/30/06 02:46 AM
Re: Shifting at Higher RPMs = Worse or better gas miliage??	BigJim	04/30/06 04:00 AM
Re: Shifting at Higher RPMs = Worse or better gas miliage??	Macdaddy4738	04/30/06 05:08 AM
Re: Shifting at Higher RPMs = Worse or better gas miliage??	JeePete	04/30/06 05:27 AM
Re: Shifting at Higher RPMs = Worse or better gas miliage??	BigJim	04/30/06 06:19 AM
Re: Shifting at Higher RPMs = Worse or better gas miliage??	Anonymous	05/04/06 12:24 AM

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