stewart46 said:
What's the best advisable long distance speed for a 2001 TD4
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As its a freelander,
1. When towing, you are restricted to a maximum speed of 50mph on single carriageway roads, and 60mph on dual carriageways and motorways
Any faster and you risk the Freelander weight in the trailer causing problems.

LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
stewart46 said:
What's the best advisable long distance speed for a 2001 TD4
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55-60mph. Same for most motors. Best mpg and some mild progress. Boring as sin though/quite relaxing depending on your view point. Find a nice lorry to tuck up behind and jobs a good un.
 
I remember reading somewhere that cars are designed for best efficiency to be driven at 56 mph. If the efficiency was any higher then driving around town would be mega inefficient and any lower and driving on a motorway would be mega inefficient. So gear settings, wheel sizes etc are designed to give best economy at 56 mph. In response to ops original question
stewart46 said:
What's the best advisable long distance speed for a 2001 TD4
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I suppose it depends what time you need get there!! ;)
 
This is taking the pi55 now.
What topic will come up on the forum next?

What scent of Magic Tree should I buy?
What do you recommend I keep in the ashtray?
Hi, I just bought a Freelander and it got no engine lol what should I do?

:rolleyes:
 
ER1C said:
As its a freelander,
1. When towing, you are restricted to a maximum speed of 50mph on single carriageway roads, and 60mph on dual carriageways and motorways
Any faster and you risk the Freelander weight in the trailer causing problems.

LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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And no outside lane a lot of people forget about that.
 
ER1C said:
As its a freelander,
1. When towing, you are restricted to a maximum speed of 50mph on single carriageway roads, and 60mph on dual carriageways and motorways
Any faster and you risk the Freelander weight in the trailer causing problems.

LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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teddywood1 said:
And no outside lane a lot of people forget about that.
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ER1C said:
As its a freelander,
1. When towing, you are restricted to a maximum speed of 50mph on single carriageway roads, and 60mph on dual carriageways and motorways
Any faster and you risk the Freelander weight in the trailer causing problems.

LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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teddywood1 said:
And no outside lane a lot of people forget about that.
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wtf? Where did towing come into it?
 
If I drive at 55 mph for 1 1/2 hours north and there's a light south westerly wind, how many apples equal the mass of tyre wear?

Answers in centigrade please...
 
When you post on the "random post" post your post should always be post the original posters post. Otherwise your post will be the original post therefore you are the "random poster".
 
or if I drive at 60 mph how many miles will I cover in one hour ;);):)

plus for the best mpg make sure ur tyres are pumped up, any flat spots should go to the top

simples
 
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