Good article about improving MPGs
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Good article about improving MPGs
Randomly stumbled onto this article.
http://www.omninerd.com/articles/Imp...uel_Efficiency
It is a very good article that uses more common sense and practicality than reliance on theories and the usual "but a friend of my mother's brother's grandfather's niece said it worked so I made my results match."
The writer used a Jeep wrangler so I figure it would be better than something some tree hugger in a civic wrote. That would have a more similar drag coefficient to a truck making the results more relevant. Yeah there are some errors and inaccuracies but if you can read it and understand it you should have the common sense to know why they are wrong (and that it is really minor stuff).
http://www.omninerd.com/articles/Imp...uel_Efficiency
It is a very good article that uses more common sense and practicality than reliance on theories and the usual "but a friend of my mother's brother's grandfather's niece said it worked so I made my results match."
The writer used a Jeep wrangler so I figure it would be better than something some tree hugger in a civic wrote. That would have a more similar drag coefficient to a truck making the results more relevant. Yeah there are some errors and inaccuracies but if you can read it and understand it you should have the common sense to know why they are wrong (and that it is really minor stuff).
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