10-16-2014, 07:35 AM
Like others have said I had to learn how to drive our 6V92. Over the last couple of years I learned, finally, that I should keep it closer to 2,000 RPMS climbing to keep the temp down, and it works. Just like Forest said, once I get up up to that range I see the temp come down a few degrees and stop climbing.
Clarke and Elaine Hockwald
1982 Newell Classic, 36', 6V92 TA
2001 VW Beetle Turbo
Cannondale Tandem
Cannondale Bad Boy
Haibike SDURO MTB
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