Bad Gas Mileage
I have a 2000 Gsr with intake and exhaust with 2.5 pipe. I get about 190 miles to a tank. What do i have to change to get better mileage? 4000 rpm at the speed of 70 normal?
what was your milage like before your mods?
I have a '96 GSR and I fill up at about 300-315 on my tank and that's with almost 3 gallons left. You should be ale to get 30-34mph (depending on how much you're on the throttle and how much of it is service streets or highway). My car at 70 is only about 300 rpm, I can go 80 in 5th (obviously) and I'm only at 4000 rpm's
I have a '96 GSR and I fill up at about 300-315 on my tank and that's with almost 3 gallons left. You should be ale to get 30-34mph (depending on how much you're on the throttle and how much of it is service streets or highway). My car at 70 is only about 300 rpm, I can go 80 in 5th (obviously) and I'm only at 4000 rpm's
I bought the car like that and had to get the tranny rebuilt and added a type r diff and it's running with red line tranny fluid if it's good or not. I just changed my spark plugs and wondering if that would make a difference. I'm pretty sure I have a gsr tran but it feels like I have shorter gears, any ideas? thanks
Yeah I drive about 120miles every day on the highway. At 80mph I am right at 4,000rpms.
As far as gas, I average 29-31mpg usually and that is mostly highway driving. I usually fill up at about 300-320 miles on the tank and that usually takes about 10 gallons or so to fill up the tank
As far as gas, I average 29-31mpg usually and that is mostly highway driving. I usually fill up at about 300-320 miles on the tank and that usually takes about 10 gallons or so to fill up the tank
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Dave2094 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what was your milage like before your mods?
I have a '96 GSR and I fill up at about 300-315 on my tank and that's with almost 3 gallons left. You should be ale to get 30-34mph (depending on how much you're on the throttle and how much of it is service streets or highway). My car at 70 is only about 300 rpm, I can go 80 in 5th (obviously) and I'm only at 4000 rpm's</TD></TR></TABLE>
You did mean 3000... right?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jumpmanair23 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I bought the car like that and had to get the tranny rebuilt and added a type r diff and it's running with red line tranny fluid if it's good or not. I just changed my spark plugs and wondering if that would make a difference. I'm pretty sure I have a gsr tran but it feels like I have shorter gears, any ideas? thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>
190.. that's pretty bad. Even a turbo Teg can get better milege. Obvisiouly something is acting up. Dose the car drive diffrent? How do you drive your car... redline etc...? On my 94 Gs-R it was running 80 at 3,900 and my 98 is running 80 at 4,000. They both reach 300+ easily. Time for a tune-up?
I have a '96 GSR and I fill up at about 300-315 on my tank and that's with almost 3 gallons left. You should be ale to get 30-34mph (depending on how much you're on the throttle and how much of it is service streets or highway). My car at 70 is only about 300 rpm, I can go 80 in 5th (obviously) and I'm only at 4000 rpm's</TD></TR></TABLE>
You did mean 3000... right?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jumpmanair23 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I bought the car like that and had to get the tranny rebuilt and added a type r diff and it's running with red line tranny fluid if it's good or not. I just changed my spark plugs and wondering if that would make a difference. I'm pretty sure I have a gsr tran but it feels like I have shorter gears, any ideas? thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>
190.. that's pretty bad. Even a turbo Teg can get better milege. Obvisiouly something is acting up. Dose the car drive diffrent? How do you drive your car... redline etc...? On my 94 Gs-R it was running 80 at 3,900 and my 98 is running 80 at 4,000. They both reach 300+ easily. Time for a tune-up?
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