MPG in Hatches with motor swaps
02-13-2003, 12:52 AM
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MPG in Hatches with motor swaps
Does anybody know the approx. average mpg. of EG hatches w/ the B16 and B18 and H22??? Any help appreciated 
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02-13-2003, 01:16 AM
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Re: MPG in Hatches with motor swaps (GTlvr82)
also depends what kind of ecu u run.
I usually put in 3-5bux everytime I go out and cruise. (EG/EH is not my daily driver)
I usually put in 3-5bux everytime I go out and cruise. (EG/EH is not my daily driver)
02-13-2003, 01:22 AM
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Re: MPG in Hatches with motor swaps (eg_nezay)
Thanks for your replies...I would be running a stock ecu and stock motor...especially with the gas prices (but thats another topic) 
02-13-2003, 05:45 AM
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Re: MPG in Hatches with motor swaps (JDMb18civic)
22-23mpg city driving
25-29mpg freeway
25-29mpg freeway
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02-13-2003, 05:50 AM
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Re: MPG in Hatches with motor swaps (dwn-shift)
In the city the gas can be gone in a day with the little fuel tank. On the highway Ive gotten about 30mpg even with a faulty o2 sensor. 
02-13-2003, 07:27 AM
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Re: MPG in Hatches with motor swaps (bikeboy80)
you peoples gas mileage is horrible! 
This is what pisses me off...I see posts like this, and then I see people calling Domestics 'gas guzzling v8s'....fact of the matter is, hardly any of you guys are getting any better gas mileage than they do!
my friends LS1 gets a consistent 22mpg in the city.....
For the sake of the post, I averaged 33mpg city w/b18b in a '92 CX. I guess driving habits affect the mileage a LOT. I'm sure there's people that could manage to get 20mpg city with my old swap...
This is what pisses me off...I see posts like this, and then I see people calling Domestics 'gas guzzling v8s'....fact of the matter is, hardly any of you guys are getting any better gas mileage than they do!
my friends LS1 gets a consistent 22mpg in the city.....
For the sake of the post, I averaged 33mpg city w/b18b in a '92 CX. I guess driving habits affect the mileage a LOT. I'm sure there's people that could manage to get 20mpg city with my old swap...
02-13-2003, 08:22 AM
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Re: MPG in Hatches with motor swaps (hot_EG)
This is what pisses me off...I see posts like this, and then I see people calling Domestics 'gas guzzling v8s'....fact of the matter is, hardly any of you guys are getting any better gas mileage than they do!
02-13-2003, 10:44 AM
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Re: MPG in Hatches with motor swaps (t0p_sh0tta)
This is what pisses me off...I see posts like this, and then I see people calling Domestics 'gas guzzling v8s'....fact of the matter is, hardly any of you guys are getting any better gas mileage than they do!
02-13-2003, 07:49 PM
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Re: MPG in Hatches with motor swaps (dwn-shift)
SOOOOO...the average gas mileage is from 22-40 hmmmm. I might be buying a B18B and that "trial user" said like 40...but that is highway. What do you get for city???
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02-13-2003, 08:00 PM
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Re: MPG in Hatches with motor swaps (GTlvr82)
i get 24 no matter what with my b16. i try to take it easy and i get 24. The i dog the hell out of it and still get 24. I think i need to swap out the skunk2 chip for another one.
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