What is the normal RPM for a car at 70 mph?
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A car traveling at 70 mph, which is approximately 113 km/h, typically has an RPM around 2600 under normal conditions. Below are the specific effects of different RPM levels on a car: 1. Excessive RPM: Prolonged high RPM operation can place a significant burden on the engine due to overheating. It also leads to increased fuel consumption and reduced safety due to higher speeds. 2. Normal RPM: Maintaining the optimal RPM is the best practice for any gear, ensuring maximum fuel efficiency and extending the engine's lifespan. 3. Low RPM: Driving at consistently low RPM can result in incomplete combustion of fuel in the engine's combustion chamber due to insufficient air intake. While most gaseous byproducts are expelled, residual tar and carbon deposits can accumulate on components such as intake and exhaust valves, the combustion chamber, piston rings, and intake pipes. Over time, these deposits can grow in volume and thickness, causing significant harm to the engine.