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      01-22-2013, 08:50 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by tranquility View Post
I'm wondering what 400 hot laps should translate into in the real world in terms of mileage? It seems impressive but I don't know how to apply this data.
Racing laps provide good data for developing formulas but I'm not sure how well that information translates directly to day-to-day driving with significant hot to cold down cycles. I think you asked these questions before, and it appears we did not adequately answer them for you.

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