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Originally Posted by osbornsm As 0 mph gives 0 mpg... ehm... no... unless you shut your engine off. With the Z's aerodynamics I'd say the optimum is a bit higher
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06-22-2017, 04:23 AM
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 With the Z's aerodynamics I'd say the optimum is a bit higher than in regular cars. I'd say 55-60 mph. But that's just my feeling after a few longer trips. Never actually compared the numbers. |
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06-22-2017, 08:21 AM
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Care to check that math again? Using fuel (car running) while not moving, will eventually empty your tank. Giving Zero miles for your gallons. 
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Our way with L/100km would give you the total opposite. |
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