Sounds like it could be a bad thermostat - not closing to allow engine to heat to normal operating temperature
This is probably an indication that your thermostat is stuck open. Go to a radiator shop and ask them to test it.
44 feet
Not if you're going over 40mph, according to the manufacturer instructions. We've got one now and when driving with it empty we had a severe wobble from the unit at 60-65mph. Haven't tried it weighed down yet
The ´ace maxxam´ 125cc buggy, 12.5hp @ 7500 rpm, weighing 465 pounds, will go (apparently) 38-40mph (or up to 65 kmh).
Let's assume the person to be hit is walking perpendicular to the car, and let's assume that the car is a standard four-door sedan. 10mph: Bruises, maybe a broken leg or a broken arm. If the person falls on their head, a possible skull injury. 20mph: Most likely one broken leg, if not two. If the person falls on their head, a serious skull injury. 40mph: Serious injury. Probable death. 60+mph: Death.
This is probably an indication that your thermostat is stuck open. Go to a radiator shop and ask them to test it.
It should take you a little over 3 minutes if you travel at 40mph constantly
70m/40mph = 1+3/4 hours total if speed is a constant 40mph (70m-30m)/40mph = 1 hour remaining with above conditions met
It's about 13 hrs. and 15 min. if your traveling 40mph
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about 20 feet and higher they can run up to speeds of 40mph.
40mph.
40mph = 64.3738kmph
40mph 40mph
It is traveling at about 58.66 feet per second.
40mph is about 64.3km/h
Yes, you can be, but speeding like that is considered normal in most circumstances and may be overlooked.