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What kind of setup are you running on your daily and what mileage are you getting out of it (on what gasoline also).
I fill up with 91 and get roughly 440km/tank ...
440 x 0.62 = 272.8 Miles
and it never goes over 9.3 Gallons or so to fill it (with about $0.75 extra) so that is ...
272.8 / 9.3 = 29.33333 Miles/Gallon.
Boosted D16Y8 daily driven at 6.3psi, street tuned, RC440s, and I drive it how it should be driven.
Modified by carlton585 at 6:36 PM 7/10/2006
I fill up with 91 and get roughly 440km/tank ...
440 x 0.62 = 272.8 Miles
and it never goes over 9.3 Gallons or so to fill it (with about $0.75 extra) so that is ...
272.8 / 9.3 = 29.33333 Miles/Gallon.
Boosted D16Y8 daily driven at 6.3psi, street tuned, RC440s, and I drive it how it should be driven.
Modified by carlton585 at 6:36 PM 7/10/2006
when i took my old setup, 750cc's drag kit to the beach, it was just over a half tank left on a 125 mile one way, but never got into boost on the way down. once you tip out of vacuum, it was a race between the tach and the gas gauge. i dont even want to know with my 1200's now.
About the same for me,30 mpg.Eg ls/t , 10#'s , 440cc's.I still get around 25 mpg per tank with 8 or so runs on street night at the strip.Going to 750cc this weekend.I run it on 87 octane daily and run 92 when I go to the track.
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I get about 250 miles per tank with my LS@7psi if I keep my foot out of it. On a good fri/sat night though with lots of cars out, I get about 15-18mpg. Or half a tank in an hour and a half. Gotten as low as 180 miles per tank.
I figured it was pointless to make another thread about this. I'm averaging 25mpg, a little higher all highway and a little lower when it's mostly city or I gave it a couple WOT runs. Why are some people getting such good gas mileage? Are you sure you're not tuned too lean?
I was getting 25mpg last year on Ethanol, RC1000's with twin Walbro's.... with a good amount of spirited driving in the process. AFR's were 15-15.5 most of the time.
it really depends on what transmission you have too. I have a b16 transmission, and drive 80 miles a day down the interstate doing 80mph at 4000rpm sitting around 14.9:1 AFR. my MPG seem to be better in the city where I can stay in lower rpm.
Man...i'm getting 20-22 city and 25-26 hwy on my turbo GSR.
But that's on E85 so all in all, its actually pretty good AND costs $1.91/gal compared to $2.69/gal for premium. If you do the math for mileage lost and money saved, i'm still coming out ahead...not to mention the whole 106 octane thing
But that's on E85 so all in all, its actually pretty good AND costs $1.91/gal compared to $2.69/gal for premium. If you do the math for mileage lost and money saved, i'm still coming out ahead...not to mention the whole 106 octane thing
Man...i'm getting 20-22 city and 25-26 hwy on my turbo GSR.
But that's on E85 so all in all, its actually pretty good AND costs $1.91/gal compared to $2.69/gal for premium. If you do the math for mileage lost and money saved, i'm still coming out ahead...not to mention the whole 106 octane thing
But that's on E85 so all in all, its actually pretty good AND costs $1.91/gal compared to $2.69/gal for premium. If you do the math for mileage lost and money saved, i'm still coming out ahead...not to mention the whole 106 octane thing

I wish it was that cheap here, but i'm not complaining at $1.91/gal either. My gf is a grad student at U of Nebraska so i might be taking advantage of that cheap cornjuice pending a move south...
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