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    In what rev range do you drive your puma?

    Hello,

    I have commandeered my Dad's 2010 110 whilst he is overseas for daily commute to and from work/uni.

    I am just interested to hear what sort of rev's people like to sit on or operate between in stop-start traffic?

    Cheers,

    Sam

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    Normal driving: 2000-3000RPM range.

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    Quote Originally Posted by series3 View Post
    I am just interested to hear what sort of rev's people like to sit on or operate between in stop-start traffic?

    Cheers,

    Sam
    In Sydney peak hour operating rpm would be:

    Clutch In - 1st Gear
    Clutch Out - Idle rpm forward a distance of 3-6 foot
    Clutch In - Neutral
    <repeat for next 90 minutes>


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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    In Sydney peak hour operating rpm would be:

    Clutch In - 1st Gear
    Clutch Out - Idle rpm forward a distance of 3-6 foot
    Clutch In - Neutral
    <repeat for next 90 minutes>

    you funny bugger

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    In Sydney peak hour operating rpm would be:

    Clutch In - 1st Gear
    Clutch Out - Idle rpm forward a distance of 3-6 foot
    Clutch In - Neutral
    <repeat for next 90 minutes>

    Same here,not even in peak hour,often on the weekends

    As for the Puma,as said 2-3K.

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    My Puma is happy anywhere from 1800 to 2700 rpm I don't thrash it and probably don't drive it hard enough

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    In Sydney peak hour operating rpm would be:

    Clutch In - 1st Gear
    Clutch Out - Idle rpm forward a distance of 3-6 foot
    Clutch In - Neutral
    <repeat for next 90 minutes>

    One of the big reasons why I was (partly) happy to get out of Sydney. I lived near one of Sydneys busiest roads and dreaded driving anywhere.

    I once drove to a carwash about 10 kms up the road. After about 40 minutes and only getting halfway, I turned around and headed back.

    I do miss Sydney, but certainly not the traffic and plethora of traffic lights.

    Sam

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    I've often heard it said that the best thing about Sydney is the road out.

    But when you're retired, and are able to be a bit more flexible, you tend to select the times you travel around Sydney which makes it more bearable.
    Roger


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    Just put it in low/1st, then head down the back of the car and make a cup of tea

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    For the first 10K I took it out to 3000rpm every gear.
    For the last 10K I have changed some where between 2500 and 2700rpm.
    Jason

    2010 130 TDCi

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