how many RPMs at 60 MPH

Asked by Isaac Apr 13, 2011 at 09:26 PM about the 2008 Ford F-150

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Kelly answered 13 years ago

depends what gear your runnin in, how much throttle your giving, uphill or down hill, loaded or empty, theres alot of different things that will cause higher and lower rpms

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papa answered 13 years ago

running 60 mph if in OD it should be about 2200 RPM,and what other poster said.

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GuruFZ4SB answered 4 years ago

I am out on the open road right now headed to Kentucky from Tennessee I'm on 75 almost hit London on a pretty decent straight away my 2005 F150 4-door truck with a couch loveseat in a 55 inch projection TV in the back of the bed and I am running 60 mile-an- hour at 1700 RPM. And I quote I have an older couch and loveseat and a big TV in the back of my truck and at 60 miles an hour 1700 RPM

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