2010 Lancer ES (2.0/5spd). Engnine RPMs
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10-18-2016 | 08:32 AM
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2010 Lancer ES (2.0/5spd). Engnine RPMs
Hello... just last week bought a gently used Lancer ES Sport with the 2.0L / 5spd and the Sun and Sound package. So far I'm liking it. I drive about 100km back and forth to work daily, and am already seeing better return on my fuel dollars.
This morning on my way to work I noticed the RPMs were just a tad under 3,000, and the speed of the car was about 110kph.
Does this seem correct? The car feels great, I don't feel any slipping in the clutch, and the speed reported on the speedometer is the same as reported in the Torque pro App on my phone.
My first Mitsubishi, up until now I've been driving North American cars, so there are differences I'm getting used to.
Look forward to learning much about what I hope to be a great car...
This morning on my way to work I noticed the RPMs were just a tad under 3,000, and the speed of the car was about 110kph.
Does this seem correct? The car feels great, I don't feel any slipping in the clutch, and the speed reported on the speedometer is the same as reported in the Torque pro App on my phone.
My first Mitsubishi, up until now I've been driving North American cars, so there are differences I'm getting used to.
Look forward to learning much about what I hope to be a great car...
Last edited by gtrshop; 10-18-2016 at 08:36 AM.
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01-02-2017 | 04:38 PM
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Hello... just last week bought a gently used Lancer ES Sport with the 2.0L / 5spd and the Sun and Sound package. So far I'm liking it. I drive about 100km back and forth to work daily, and am already seeing better return on my fuel dollars.
This morning on my way to work I noticed the RPMs were just a tad under 3,000, and the speed of the car was about 110kph.
Does this seem correct? The car feels great, I don't feel any slipping in the clutch, and the speed reported on the speedometer is the same as reported in the Torque pro App on my phone.
My first Mitsubishi, up until now I've been driving North American cars, so there are differences I'm getting used to.
Look forward to learning much about what I hope to be a great car...
This morning on my way to work I noticed the RPMs were just a tad under 3,000, and the speed of the car was about 110kph.
Does this seem correct? The car feels great, I don't feel any slipping in the clutch, and the speed reported on the speedometer is the same as reported in the Torque pro App on my phone.
My first Mitsubishi, up until now I've been driving North American cars, so there are differences I'm getting used to.
Look forward to learning much about what I hope to be a great car...
Last edited by kev994; 01-02-2017 at 04:40 PM.
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