jimmy o.

i get 300 a tank in my 91 w/b18b1 and ls trans on stock obd0 pr4 ecu runs like a champ it takes about 25.00 to fill up at 2.49 im too lazy to figure mileage

NGK plugs 87 octane stock as it gets

QUICK2J

running on 205 50 15 tires so the odometer will be off
229k miles original gs-r motor getting about 31mpg
If I squeezed it out it would be about 350 miles to the tank

kchungb17a

205/50-15 is only 1.7% faster over the stock 195/55-15

And I agree with the couple of posts about miles/tank not being a good way to measure. It's all about miles per gallon. Trip odometer reading divided by gallons pumped. Any other way and you can be significantly off.

My B18C1 DC2, 81.25 bore, USDM ITR pistons, CTR cams, Quiaffe LSD gets me about 27-28 MPG average. But if I run a full tank of only freeway miles, like on a long trip, I can get 30-31 MPG.

You said you have a DB GSR. So you're running B17A1? My DB2 GSR used to get about 27-ish MPG.

95-db6-719

my DB8 is a B18C1

silver_Ls

i get around 280-320 miles on my ls tank

95-DB8-GSR

not sure what i'll get for being stock and smashing on it sometimes so i dunno we shall see lol. im liking the numbers im seeing

TOO MUCH TORQUE

01 ls 5spd about
360-380
35-37mpg

sean2000gt

I must have a freak. lol. jdm gsr with most of the simple bolt ons. i get 33mpg with half ripping on it and half cruisin. 30-31 if i have a some races with my normal driving. Get 35ish if i'm mostly easy yet still ripp on it at least once on the drive. Normally get around 300 miles til i fill up and it only takes around 9 gallons to fill. one time i pulled off 370 miles to a tank but it took around about 10.5 gallons to fill. I love my gsr I'm always rippin around and never get below 30mpg. You do have to know how to drive to conserve gas though i think. i get around 30-31mpg on interstate but that's because i do at least 80 the whole way and like to do a couple pulls. lol.

silver_Ls

lol lucky a$$ i ripp on it alot and from the f to the middle hash is flies but then after that it just creeps to the e its defiantly playing tricks with my head lol

Archangl

Man you are lucky. Right now i have a str8 ls engine in my ej1 and is only getting about 150 to the tank.

p nut

Like nsxtasy and the other guy said, miles per tank means nothing. You need to figure your miles per GALLON. Also, you need to mention your time spent driving in the city vs highway.

I'm at about 80-90% freeway. Cruise usualy set at 70mph. Winter average for me is 33mpg. Summer is at 35mpg. I am also at 4500 ft above sea level, which helps with MPG.

fernando.

Coming from a 5-spd 1.5L non-vtec Civic getting 550-600km's a tank, I'm kind of curious to see what I'll be getting with my Integra. I'm dropping in a stock B20B, and using the Ls tranny. Anyone have this set-up and know what they get?

bettsbanger

jdm gsr usdm gsr tranny get about 28-30 depending if i get on it a bit or not.

DC40

Stock 94 LS with skinny 14" tires, I get around 310-330 miles from a full tank of gas (11-11.5 gallons). That's about 40% highway too.

PANGES

haha. I just filled up 9.4 gallons of gas last night exactly at 300 miles on my stock 97 Integra LS w/ 98k original miles. ~32mpg. This was with about 40% freeway and 60% city driving. Shifting at 3k.

mikeSONICGSR

Mine is a 98 LS, Auto, Short Ram Intake, 162k

The most I have gotten is 300, I usually average around 260-280, @ 10.2 gallons. This is all normal driving and all highway. I wish it would be better.

I do need to change my o2 sensor, so I dont know if that will make a big difference.

ILS_09

For those who claims getting more than 320 miles on a 13 gallon tank then I am assuming your calculation is off. Only exception is a tune or modify gas tank. A bone stock Ls typically gets around 280-320 on a full tank, that's if your pushing it to E WITHOUT your car dying on you. Most of us, whether it's a Ls or Gsr, won't get pass 310 mile a tank. On average I believe, is high 280 to 300 only.

DC2fab

i got around 275 in my LS. and then some days i feel like i get 100 per tank in my boosted gsr lol

DC2fab

360-380 seems a bit steep.. maybe if you drive 100% highway and baby the hell out of it. and everyone loves to get on it driving the highway lol

DC40

You could try hypermiling. This guy apparently got 40+mpg in his integra: http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthrea...icle-2947.html I don't have the patience for that though.

p nut

Here is my old stock 95 LS. Did this on a regular basis. The miles were about 90% highway.



Not sure if you're talking about a 100% city driving with lots of stop and go, plus idle time, but my usual 50/50 highway/city driving results in 28mpg or so. Also, realize that lots of stop and go and idling is not a good measure of mpg.

ILS_09

Interesting...Wow, the most I ever got was like 320 with about 80-85% highway at 70mph. I suppose it's possible to get that much if I did 90-98% highway. It also could be possible to hit that 400 mark if you do a complete tune up that may affect gas mileage such as timing, o2 sensor, spark plugs, distributor etc. etc. But then again, there are so many factors that can lessen the overall mileage of stock car. Things like improper gaping of spark plugs, retard/advancing timing, gas octane, bad/clogged injectors, lack of compression, the type of oil/oil filter used, extra load (heavier car), heavy rims, shifting points, how fast you accelerate, idling, turning the ac on, improperly inflated tires etc. etc. can affect the car's gas mileage. I have a stock 97 Gs Integra with full leather interior. Theoretically, these are the heaviest model for integra. The weight of my car dialed in at 2890lbs. I drive like a grandma shifting at 2.5-3k but somehow I never seem to get over 320 miles a full tank with 80-85% highway. Based on this, I came to conclude that most integra owners get around 280-320 miles on a full tank. I guess this will be average for most people since I almost never hear integra owners complain about how good of a gas mileage they get. I guess 400 miles is possible although it will probably be at the higher end of the spectrum. Maybe your car is just better maintain or more mechanically balance?

p nut

I have done nothing special with tune ups. In fact, that LS still had the OEM wires and the O2 sensor was changed out 80k miles prior. No engine rebuilds or anything. I think one of the bigger contributors is where I live. I'm at 4500 ft above sea level, so the air is thinner, which means less wind resistence and leaner burn. In my old HX, I was around 50mpg (which meant 400 miles/tank was no sweat. 500 miles was doable). My current GSR, I always fill up around 300 miles, and last time, I put in 8.7 gallons to full. Usually is around 9.0 gallons. Again, just regular maintenance, nothing special. None of that BS hypermiling, either.

Roedogg26

lightly modded 00 GSR. i am averaging 280-290 miles per tank

PatrickGSR94

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A quick search for "miles AND tank" in the Integra forum yielded over 25 threads on this subject. There's already an on-going MPG thread in here.

https://honda-tech.com/forums/acura-integra-6/%5Bfaq%5D-post-your-gas-mileage-mpg-setup-2283874/