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Revs @70mph


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For a 2014 onwards, petrol 1.33 Yaris, what revs does it do at 70mph in top gear?

Any thoughts on how well the car performs on a motorway (engine and road noise)?

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2800 at 70 and 3200 at 80 so 75 at 3000 is the sweet spot

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Around 2200  rpm at 70 mph with my  multidrive CVT 1.33 petrol.

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3 hours ago, mrpj said:

Around 2200  rpm at 70 mph with my  multidrive CVT 1.33 petrol.

show off :biggrin:

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Don't worry, I bet it won't keep that up a hill :tongue:

(My D4D on the other hand... :naughty:)
 

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Depends on the hill, It will if he can manage 70 mph in top gear! :smile:

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16 hours ago, Cyker said:

Don't worry, I bet it won't keep that up a hill :tongue:

(My D4D on the other hand... :naughty:)

Exactly. I really have to rev it's nuts off to accomplish some hills! At 2200 rpm there is absolutely minimal torque available and even a slight m'way incline requires a big change in the pulleys.

My previous Yais was a D4D and I do miss that torque - shame it was a MMT. :laugh:

"show off :biggrin::laugh:

 

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