old harrier kan?
4.235 2.360 1.517 1.047 0.756 (final not stated, kenot cari)
dont think its that low.... unless you let off the accelerator.......

Join in the statistics.

Saga FLX manual with getrag gearbox

110 km/h at 3250 rpm

2nd generation Harrier year 2008. And no I did not release the fuel pedal. Who will be that idiot to do so? Idling rpm with AC is 650, while rpm for cruising at 140km/h is around 1.6k. Pls note the word cruising.

Suggest u get a similar car for a test drive to find out rather than doing guessing through your own interpretation based on gear ratio.

lol no offence bro... who knows what you did..... ingatkan you trolling ke ape....

Hmm... actually got formula to calculate the figure.

http://www.osella.com.au/gear-ratios.htm

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexus_RX#XU30

Kph = 110

Diff ratio = Final ratio ( 3.48 for rx350 )

Gear ratio = Last gear ratio ( 5th gear - 0.756 for rx350 u151e )

Tire diameter = Rolling diameter : W x H x Rim size ×(22/7) : ( 235 x 55 × 18 ×(22/7) = 731

So from the above calculation . The v6 engine 350g aka rx350 will be 2.1k rpm on 110kph .

Ps : please correct me if im miss something . The number is approx . Ty



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Honda city 2014, 110kmh, 2200rpm

This post has been edited by ^Ware^wolf: Feb 11 2017, 06:48 PM

Please state the car model for info sharing

2012 Honda Jazz Hybrid 110kmh about 2100 RPM

2012 Honda Jazz Hybrid 110kmh about 2100 RPM

Er, isn't that a CVT? Shouldn't RPM depend on the load, as CVT gearboxes have an infinite amount of gears and will adjust the gear ratio in order to improve fuel efficiency? That's the whole point of CVT...

theres a limit to the ratios
the inspira with its cvt also gets around those rpms @110kmh

Yes , but you can break the limit with free pedal on downhill 😀

CVT has a fixed ratio for cruising.

Only during acceleration or going uphill does the RPM become "unfixed" from the speed. Once the vehicle decelerates to maintain a constant speed, the RPM will return to the preset cruising RPM for that speed.

This post has been edited by dares: Feb 13 2017, 01:02 AM

honda 2.0i-vtec : 110km/h around 2200rpm..

aiming for a diesel as my next car so i can cruise at 140-150 and have better mileage vs my current one at 90-100km/h

What model ?civic,crv ? 5 speed auto right ?

civic lorr...yes 5 speed auto - a very ancient gearbox.

here's hoping the next gen accord will ditch this gb once and for all

anybody has the stats for an auto nissan almera?
thanks in advance!

Driven sister's almeera approx 2400rpm@100km/h auto

This post has been edited by eddievh: Mar 1 2017, 12:55 AM

thanks!!