What is the maximum cruising RPM speed that my car can handle for long hours of driving?
My car is a 2003 Honda Element with 4wd and a 4 speed automatic. The maximum RPM speed(before redline) is 6,500 rpms.
The car when brand new has 160 hp and 161 ft lbs of torque. Currently it has close to 129,000 miles on it.
My question, how fast can my Honda cruise at COMFORTABLY and at the same time still last up to 3000,000-400,000 miles(well it's a Honda).
From my experience, Honda engines are designed to rev and sustain higher rpms but I only heard that with VTEC engines. My Honda has an IVTEC engine.
Keep it under 3,000 RPMs and you should be fine, Mark. And can you please answer that waiter's question?
And did you post another gay question here
Anonymous, who TF posted that ****?
2003 Honda Element troll strikes again. 98 Nissan Altima (with 165k miles) is probably in the junkyard now.
IF your engine and drive train is in good condition, your car can cruise all day long AT THE POSTED SPEED LIMIT for whatever highway you are driving on. Or at least until it runs out of gas.
3000 rpm usually equates to 70mph or there abouts. I think I may have mentioned this to you a few thousand times before.
- What is the maximum speed my car and cruise at in terms of rpms for an indefinite period of time without risking problems? My car is a 2003 Honda Element with 4wd automatic. The car has 160 hp with 161 ft lbs of torque. It redlines at 6500 rpms. At want maximum RPM can this car sit at and still last me 300,000 to 400,000 miles? Can it cruise 4,000 rpms with no problems and still last me up to 300,000 - 400,000 miles or chances are it won't and it would overheat?
- Honda owners: is there a difference in top speed between 4 speed and 5 speed element? My car is an 03 auto awd ex. I'm just curious, what top speed before drag effect comes into Affect? Can it achieve over 100 mph? I've heard that it can do 1-10 but I'm not sure whether that's for the 5 speed or the automatic bc the extra gear makes a difference in my opinion.
- Freeway driving more difficult to drive speed limit than to speed? Driving on freeway slower its more difficult than driving faster is it because the car is lighter or higher rpms give you more control or what i drive a fwd stock Honda thanks it's a lot easier to drive at 80 than 60
- Is it worth it driving 2 hours to work? My uncle offered me a job that pays 18 bucks an hour. It's 2 hour away and I have to go threw tolls. I have a 95 honda civic and a motorcycle which I spend 40 bucks on gas to full the tank on the Car. I'm going to finish high school in a week in a half. If I get the job I have to work Tue-Saturday and 10 hours. Is it worth it or not.