high engine rpms are bad because it wears out your motor, but is there such thing as too low of an engine rpm? or is it okay to drive at 500 rpm
High engine rpms are bad because it wears out your motor, but is there such thing as too low of an engine rpm...
Landon Campbell
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Camden Stewart
>high engine rpms are bad because it wears out your motor
spoken like a true sissy boy
Matthew Williams
Yes, I own a p.o.s Miata and my commute to work has a lot of 25 zones, I keep it at about 1300 rpm in 5th gear. All that shifting wears out the trans as well as shift linkage. Also, you can rev a healthy engine without blowing it up most of the time.
Nolan Parker
only plebs ever let their engine get under 7k rpm, get out normie
Juan Anderson
If the RPM gets too low the engine will bog and oil pressure will be too low to properly lubricate the system for extended driving. I would never let it go below idle and usually try to keep it above 1500.
Andrew Garcia
There's not such thing as low engine rpms wear out the engine, stop being a deluded fuck. As long as the engine doesn't overheat there's no wear.
Parker Hernandez
if i installed a limiter to stay below 700 rpm do you think this will save gas?
plz respond
Luis Roberts
en.wikipedia.org
* Lugging, when an internal combustion engine is run at overly low RPMs for the load being applied to it, potentially damaging the engine in the process
Cameron Foster
No, the engine will be at lower revs but it'll have to dump more fuel per detonation to generate the same power and it'll probably have to rich out the F/A ratio as a result in order to keep temperatures down. The optimal MPG will depend on speed, gear, and every other factor with your car and is impossible to calculate without extensive knowledge about your car.
Levi Miller
agreed