Engine RPM
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Originally posted by T.Ryousuke:
So u driving Corolla.
err what about this trusty steed?anything wrong?
flame the person not the car.
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Sorry, flaming war not for me. I'm into car.
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Originally posted by T.Ryousuke:
So u driving Corolla.
yep... corolla altis to be more specific...anything wrong??
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Did u mod? or still in stock?
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Originally posted by T.Ryousuke:
Did u mod? or still in stock?
totally stock...even rims untouched... the 14inch tt came with the car...
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Originally posted by n0x:
totally stock...even rims untouched... the 14inch tt came with the car...
ECT PWR is your friend
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Originally posted by pbeyondp:
I've been following this thread silently (a lurker u may call) and finally decided to give my vote of confidence to n0x.
This thread is an interesting read and both sides argued well.
However, n0x is "more correct" when he said that the less rpm u deploy, the lesser fuel consumed. This is a no brainer. Fuel consumption is directly linked to the rpm of the engine. This analogy is akeen to the more rice u consume, the more carbohydrates you will receive.
BUT, AE86tofu's argument went deeper and is more biased towards how to use a single drop of fuel wisely. He took into account of the sweet spot when u plot a graph of fuel consumed versus power output (typically non-linear), which perfectly makes sense in real life scenario...
Summary:
So what if n0x revs low, he's not getting the "sweet spot" power out of his engine even though it consumes less fuel per second in absolute terms. And hence he's not using a drop of fuel as wisely as you could have. (FUEL EFFICIENCY)
But hey, lesser rpm ===> lesser fuel burnt is only what he's trying to imply that's all! (FUEL CONSUMPTION)
Hear hear!!! thanks for clearing this out.....
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Originally posted by nightsky87:
ECT PWR is your friend
nope it aint...
i tried it b4... it rev until 5 b4 changing gear.. funny thing is i look down at the speedo its still ard 50 plus km/h nia... and my fuel meter drop like siao after a few tries.... and worse... the engine sounds horrible...
i nv tried it again...
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Originally posted by AE86tofu:
Hear hear!!! thanks for clearing this out.....
its my pleasure :)
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Originally posted by n0x:
totally stock...even rims untouched... the 14inch tt came with the car...
The Shock Absorber very fast leak liao.
Stock rim cornering have to go slow.
U can install 2din DVD receiver also!
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Originally posted by T.Ryousuke:
The Shock Absorber very fast leak liao.
Stock rim cornering have to go slow.
U can install 2din DVD receiver also!
shock absorber veh fast leak that i dunno...stock rim cornering go slow nvm.. change to bigger rims bigger tracks fc become worse...
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Originally posted by n0x:
shock absorber veh fast leak that i dunno...stock rim cornering go slow nvm.. change to bigger rims bigger tracks fc become worse...
B4 warranty expire better go workshop check and go BM claim, ard 20k start to leak liao cos those r tomyam , QC lousy. -
Originally posted by T.Ryousuke:
B4 warranty expire better go workshop check and go BM claim, ard 20k start to leak liao cos those r tomyam , QC lousy.
my warranty extend to 5 years....and i am at 50k mark liaoz.. nothing happen...
thanks anyways...
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Originally posted by pbeyondp:
However, n0x is "more correct" when he said that the less rpm u deploy, the lesser fuel consumed. This is a no brainer.
that is why a non brainer like nox will say the above,
going up a multi story carpark, at second gear, your rpm is ~1700rpm, but notice how deep you press the gas pedal.
So low rpm doesnt mean less fuel comsuption.
yea, it depend on the type of road, transmission , engine, electronics, accessories employed to determine the amount of fuel comsumed at various rpm.
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Originally posted by mh2:
that is why a non brainer like nox will say the above,
going up a multi story carpark, at second gear, your rpm is ~1700rpm, but notice how deep you press the gas pedal.
So low rpm doesnt mean less fuel comsuption.
yea, it depend on the type of road, transmission , engine, electronics, accessories employed to determine the amount of fuel comsumed at various rpm.
OMG... u are so persistent and consistent in showing how ignorant u are..firstly,,,, i din know going up a carpark uses only 1700rpm... i think ur tachometer is spoiled...
secondly... fuel consumptions is not directly proportionate to how deep u step ur freaking accelerator...
stop playing this kinda coward games... i bet ur mum give birth to u but the balls are still in her wombs.. haha
stop taking pot shots and disapperaing... start replying to me instead arsehole.. or u scared get pwned like... everytime??