2.0 Cu, High top and is happy to sit all day at 55mph on the flat (geting 25mpg btw
). will do more but you really have to mash your foot into the ground to get there, what's everyone else's experiences?2.0 AC speed?
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2.0 AC speed?
Lets get one thing straight I'm not looking to see how fast it can go I just want to find out what everyone else is doing!
2.0 Cu, High top and is happy to sit all day at 55mph on the flat (geting 25mpg btw ). will do more but you really have to mash your foot into the ground to get there, what's everyone else's experiences?
2.0 Cu, High top and is happy to sit all day at 55mph on the flat (geting 25mpg btw
). will do more but you really have to mash your foot into the ground to get there, what's everyone else's experiences?1982 2.0 CU Aircooled *home brew* camper
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Re: 2.0 AC speed?
Hello,
25 mpg is very very very good....
How is the engine set up.. Hall ignition..
What grade of fuel are you using..
What size tyres..
Photos of engine layout will help..
Aircooled bliss...
Cordialement,
25 mpg is very very very good....
How is the engine set up.. Hall ignition..
What grade of fuel are you using..
What size tyres..
Photos of engine layout will help..
Aircooled bliss...
Cordialement,
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Re: 2.0 AC speed?
Hi
I'm a 3 speed automatic 2.1 (after a rebuild) with a CSP python exhaust running standard carbs and ignition and tyres.
Powering my very heavy Karmann Gipsy to cruise at 56mph and 22mpg. Will do about 65mph.
I'm a 3 speed automatic 2.1 (after a rebuild) with a CSP python exhaust running standard carbs and ignition and tyres.
Powering my very heavy Karmann Gipsy to cruise at 56mph and 22mpg. Will do about 65mph.
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Re: 2.0 AC speed?
sarran1955 wrote:Hello,
25 mpg is very very very good....
How is the engine set up.. Hall ignition..
What grade of fuel are you using..
What size tyres..
Photos of engine layout will help..
Aircooled bliss...
Cordialement,
Yea I thought the Mpg was pretty good espch for being my daily driver!
Hall ignition? not sure what that is
running the original twin carbs95 generally from texaco
14" steels
Will get some photos for you tomorrow
its not pretty!1982 2.0 CU Aircooled *home brew* camper
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Re: 2.0 AC speed?
My van is as VW intended. Foot to the floor on a flat stretch of the A38 and the speedo reads just shy of 80mph (GPS reading 72mph). It's been faster downhill but the brakes & the vague steering keep me from actually seeing what it would top out at. I normally keep the speed to 60-65mpg on the speedo and I'm lucky if the mpg gets to 20mpg. The van is a high-top and it's always fully loaded with camping gear so the low mpg isn't too surprising.
2ltr Aircooled CU with twin Solex's & originally a 009 dizzie, but now back to standard.
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Re: 2.0 AC speed?
25mpg!..................that sound good. I would be very happy with that. We manage 20mpg ish with a 2.0 CU air cooled Devon pop top and an auto box driving it very carefully, but on a good day it will do 70mph or a little bit more (sat nav speed) not that you want to maintain that speed and if I find a hill well 
1982 2 litre CU Auto Devon Moonraker called Brian