You may want to look at other options rather than the engine and fuel system. The most obvious problem would be if it is a manual would be the clutch is sticking a bit and may need to be replaced. If not the clutch assembly, check your master cylinder for jamming or leaks. This may cause the binding that is dragging your engine down when you idle.
There is no such rate as kmph
a few years
100kmph
Where I live it is 100kmph
Miles are longer i think as on a speedometer 100miles an hour is faster than 100kmph!x
Trick question The car going 120 kmph is going faster
Probably one or both of your front wheels are out of balance. Get them checked in garage or Tyre Centre.
Acceleration is comparable with a modern 4 stroke enduro 250 dirtbike. The top speed is approximately 60mph/100kmph with stock gearing
Horsepower: 140.75hp @ 5200rpm Torque: 220nm torque @ 2500rpm Acceleration: 0-100kmph 9.7seconds Top Speed: 223km/ph
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liter per km = liter for every 10km eg. 2lt every 10km so if you want to known how many lt per km divide by 10 and change the lt in to milliliters eg. 2(lt) x 1000 = 2000(ml) then 2000(ml) / 10 = 200ml and the answer is 200ml every km the working out here are base on traveling at a constant speed of 100kmph on a flat road.
Relativity would have little to do with the outcome of this race as the speeds involved are no where near that required to produce a relativistic effect. However (since you asked) this race would favour the least massive car as the more massive car would produce greater increase in mass and would therefore require more energy to accelerate it. When we say 100KPH we have to be thinking of subjective speed of course (the speed that the individual cars believe that they are travelling at). Objective speed (the speed that an observer witnesses) would be the same for both cars.