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Originally Posted by zeexu really? I have the 12. and I never hit 220 unless even when I drive spirited. I live in NYC same as OP. Yeap, sounds normal

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Old 01-25-2015, 12:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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really? I have the 12. and I never hit 220 unless even when I drive spirited. I live in NYC same as OP.
Yeap, sounds normal to hit 220. If you get over 230, then it should be in high heat/spirited driving conditions.

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