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The Z actually does pretty well in Colorado. The thin air robs a bit of power, but it isn't immensely noticeable. The biggest change in mileage will likely come from
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The Z actually does pretty well in Colorado. The thin air robs a bit of power, but it isn't immensely noticeable.
The biggest change in mileage will likely come from the altitude variations you deal with going from point to point (although, depending where you are in CA, it might not be that much worse). Good luck with your move. Here's to hoping your Z gets shipped safely! |
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