My Honda Statistics Study
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My Honda Statistics Study
I have a big statistics project coming up where I need to run some tests on any topic I choose, so naturally it must be about Honda’s!
GOAL:I’m going to run some tests on gas mileage we gather. To perform this this study I’m going to need lots of samples from the population… you! Below is a form, if you’d like to help with the study please fill out the information and post it up!
To keep this survey as organized and simple as possible, still with productive results, I am limiting it to 5th and 6th generation Civics only (no Del Sols, sorry), with either B series or D series engines only.
I have less than two months to complete the project, and the more people there are the more accurate the study will be! Obviously I will post results when finished, so please help make this a success! Thanks in advance to all who help out!
FORM
Vehicle: (year, car, body style, sub model):
Drivetrain: (engine + auto or manual trans)
Modification level: (stock; low [bolt-ons]; medium [mild internals ect]; high [heavily built engine ect]; and/or boosted)
Driving Style: (please only either: passive, normal, or aggressive)
Mileage: (highway, city, or combined)
SAMPLE FORM:
Vehicle: 93 civic coupe ex
Drivetrain: d16z6, 5 speed manual
Modification level: low
Driving Style: aggressive
Mileage: 25 average
*** Of course, in a study like this there are many lurking variables that could also be tested, but this is as far in depth as i've decided to go for this project which should produce successful results regardless. Mathematically I only need 30 samples, but for a decent study I think i'll need more like 50, but hope to get well over 100!
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THE RESULTS!
Okay, so here are the results. Now, I had many tests that i wanted to do, but due to the laws of statistics I could not do them all considering I did not get enough samples to test specific variables. So, the results here speak generally for 92-00 Civics, and reflect the results of what the entire population would be! Here is my project, the test and analysis of the results (earned a 100% btw
). Thanks again to all who participated!
..........
Survey Results: These came out small, here's the direct link to zoom in further. http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/b...12/pooooop.jpg
GOAL:I’m going to run some tests on gas mileage we gather. To perform this this study I’m going to need lots of samples from the population… you! Below is a form, if you’d like to help with the study please fill out the information and post it up!
To keep this survey as organized and simple as possible, still with productive results, I am limiting it to 5th and 6th generation Civics only (no Del Sols, sorry), with either B series or D series engines only.
I have less than two months to complete the project, and the more people there are the more accurate the study will be! Obviously I will post results when finished, so please help make this a success! Thanks in advance to all who help out!
FORM
Vehicle: (year, car, body style, sub model):
Drivetrain: (engine + auto or manual trans)
Modification level: (stock; low [bolt-ons]; medium [mild internals ect]; high [heavily built engine ect]; and/or boosted)
Driving Style: (please only either: passive, normal, or aggressive)
Mileage: (highway, city, or combined)
SAMPLE FORM:
Vehicle: 93 civic coupe ex
Drivetrain: d16z6, 5 speed manual
Modification level: low
Driving Style: aggressive
Mileage: 25 average
*** Of course, in a study like this there are many lurking variables that could also be tested, but this is as far in depth as i've decided to go for this project which should produce successful results regardless. Mathematically I only need 30 samples, but for a decent study I think i'll need more like 50, but hope to get well over 100!
** Relocated from Tech/Misc
THE RESULTS!
Okay, so here are the results. Now, I had many tests that i wanted to do, but due to the laws of statistics I could not do them all considering I did not get enough samples to test specific variables. So, the results here speak generally for 92-00 Civics, and reflect the results of what the entire population would be! Here is my project, the test and analysis of the results (earned a 100% btw
). Thanks again to all who participated!..........
Survey Results: These came out small, here's the direct link to zoom in further. http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/b...12/pooooop.jpg
Last edited by ryanangelo212; Jun 2, 2010 at 05:52 PM.
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Re: My Honda Statistics Study
Vehicle: '96 DX Sedan
Drivetrain: D16Y7 5-speed
Modification level: None
Driving Style: Passive
Mileage: 36-44 mpg
My mpg range is: Cold Weather Average-All Time best. Combined mileage, mostly highway driving. Same goes for my first post
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Drivetrain: D16Y7 5-speed
Modification level: None
Driving Style: Passive
Mileage: 36-44 mpg
My mpg range is: Cold Weather Average-All Time best. Combined mileage, mostly highway driving. Same goes for my first post
.
Last edited by BryanM.; Apr 28, 2010 at 06:09 PM. Reason: Passive
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Re: My Honda Statistics Study
Vehicle: 1996 Honda Civic Hatchback DX (year, car, body style, sub model):
Drivetrain: D16Y7 manual (engine + auto or manual trans)
Modification level: Low, short ram intake and catback (stock; low [bolt-ons]; medium [mild internals ect]; high [heavily built engine ect]; and/or boosted)
Driving Style: normal (please only either: passive, normal, or aggressive)
Mileage: 43 mpg combined (highway, city, or combined)
Drivetrain: D16Y7 manual (engine + auto or manual trans)
Modification level: Low, short ram intake and catback (stock; low [bolt-ons]; medium [mild internals ect]; high [heavily built engine ect]; and/or boosted)
Driving Style: normal (please only either: passive, normal, or aggressive)
Mileage: 43 mpg combined (highway, city, or combined)
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Re: My Honda Statistics Study
Vehicle: 96 Civic DX hatchback (219k miles)
Drivetrain: d16y7, 5 speed manual
Modification level: stock
Driving Style: normal
Mileage: 41.25mpg average (probably 90% city)
Drivetrain: d16y7, 5 speed manual
Modification level: stock
Driving Style: normal
Mileage: 41.25mpg average (probably 90% city)
Re: My Honda Statistics Study
Vehicle: 93 civic coupe dx
Drivetrain: d15b7, auto
Modification level: stock
Driving Style: normal
Mileage: 30mpg average (or I average 220-250 miles to a tank)
Drivetrain: d15b7, auto
Modification level: stock
Driving Style: normal
Mileage: 30mpg average (or I average 220-250 miles to a tank)
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Re: My Honda Statistics Study
Vehicle: 93 ex coupe
Drivetrain: D16z6 Manual dx trans.
Modification level: low (lowered, CAI, CB Exhaust)
Driving Style: aggressive
Mileage: 25 mpg combined
PS: I think they should state what transmission they have, it will make a difference, if you are willing to go a step more into the research.
I will be doing a motor swap monday night on my car, if you want I can do the milage to see a difference in the same car.
Drivetrain: D16z6 Manual dx trans.
Modification level: low (lowered, CAI, CB Exhaust)
Driving Style: aggressive
Mileage: 25 mpg combined
PS: I think they should state what transmission they have, it will make a difference, if you are willing to go a step more into the research.
I will be doing a motor swap monday night on my car, if you want I can do the milage to see a difference in the same car.