My girl has a 98 auto RS.What are some of the average numbers you guys are getting...Automatics is what i'm looking for. I'm not interested in 5 speed economy.

 

I would guess high 20's city low 30's highway if the engine is in good shape and the O2 sensor is in good condition.

 

she should atleast see mid to high 20's combined. autos def arent as fuel efficient.

 

i'd hope so, i was getting 28-30mpg on average in my GSR, i would think an LS would do even better.

 

I agree.....My GSR gets mid to high 20's in the city.....Low 30's on the highway

I know you said non-vtec...but just giving some helpful info to judge by

 

My stick gets around 29 city and around 38 highway. That's with no boost of course.

You do realize there are hundreds of threads about fuel mileage, right?

 

im getting low 30's city and high 30 highway, stick tho ... and thats driving like a grandma!(5th gear 25mph)

 

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Bogging your engine like that creates pressure on the block. I would advise against this. Gas mileage is more dependent on throttle position than gear and MPH. Slowly accelerate and shift at a normal RPM.

 

you learn sumthin new everyday , thanks for the heads up

 

I had a 99 LS sedan and I remember getting a little over 300 miles /tank. 11.1 gallon tank.

 

what rpm do you guys usually shift at? i usuaully shift at like 3k

 

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RPM does not matter as much as throttle position

 

honda recomends you shift at 3k for my ls for efficiency, and to be easier on internals

 

i know what you mean by that but you cant shift at like 2k rpm

 

A good engine should be high 20s maybe low 30s

 

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hello wall scarring and piston ring wearing

 

this thread went from the OP asking about auto to stick shift shifting range...

 

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G3 Integras have a 13.2 gallon tank.

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My first reply in here was my guess to what an auto B18B should be able to get. Of course I have no personal experience, so I didn't post my experience. Other folks in here need to read and not just instantly throw up what they get, unless they have an automatic B18B Integra like the OP asked about.

 

im geting 22 avg city last tank went better with 26 city dont now if lighter wheels and seefoming helped with that not much diference in driving stile and the same routes every day mine's a 94 4 dr ls automatic with 183k on it


Modified by buster21 at 1:35 AM 9/3/2008

 

generalizing mileage is pretty useless.

you'll get your e-mileage numbers with 100lb guys that live in cities with no hills no traffic and have gutted integras that weigh 1500 lbs and get 100mpg.

integra LS' were rated something like 24 city and 33 highway from the factory.

too many factors to get an accurate figure. but if your gf is getting something around those numbers, then she should be fine.