Gas Milage
91 civic si.... a6 with boltons. 164k miles. i'm getting between 31 and 33 miles per gallon on normal driving (split highway and town)
PS. on the tank of gas that i took in the car when i went to the strip, i still got 29 mpg in total.
PS. on the tank of gas that i took in the car when i went to the strip, i still got 29 mpg in total.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by CRX Si »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What kind of gas milage are you guys getting out of your CRX's? I get about 24.5 Miles to the gallon... '90 CRX Si, Stock A6 w/ abour 110,000 Miles... </TD></TR></TABLE>
Get a tune up
Get a tune up
Yeah, no ****. The CRX was and has been one of the best miles per gallon gasoline car. I remember they used to get around 50 mpg.
On my stock Canadian '90 STD hatchback, I get around 37-38 in the city and about 40-41 on the highway. Mainly, I keep it tuned-up, use premium gas and try to keep the tires filled as recommended by Honda.
On my stock Canadian '90 STD hatchback, I get around 37-38 in the city and about 40-41 on the highway. Mainly, I keep it tuned-up, use premium gas and try to keep the tires filled as recommended by Honda.
My milage sucks lol
I drive the **** out of my car. Normal driving is just to dam boring, I just ******* hate having people infront of me or beside me
Every chance I get I row through the gears
Might as well get some use out of this engine before I swap the high comp in 2 months
I drive the **** out of my car. Normal driving is just to dam boring, I just ******* hate having people infront of me or beside me
Every chance I get I row through the gears
Might as well get some use out of this engine before I swap the high comp in 2 months
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**** if i drove normal i could prolly get 400 miles to a tank but every1 trys to race me....if a drive normal gas gauge stays in the same sport for a while when i get on it you can watch it go down.
With my chipped PM6 I get around 220 to the tank. Thats with a spoon pm7 program with O2 disabled
Today I finally got an 89 teg PG7 ecu, now I can see what difference it will make now that I can use my 4 wire O2. Also no CEL so lets see if I can hit the 300 mark
I use 89 oct btw.
obd0 DOHC ZC I/H/E 89 SI tranny
1 degree timing advance @ 17
Today I finally got an 89 teg PG7 ecu, now I can see what difference it will make now that I can use my 4 wire O2. Also no CEL so lets see if I can hit the 300 mark
I use 89 oct btw.
obd0 DOHC ZC I/H/E 89 SI tranny
1 degree timing advance @ 17
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by t0eKnEe »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">With my chipped PM6 I get around 220 to the tank. Thats with a spoon pm7 program with O2 disabled
Today I finally got an 89 teg PG7 ecu, now I can see what difference it will make now that I can use my 4 wire O2. Also no CEL so lets see if I can hit the 300 mark
I use 89 oct btw.
obd0 DOHC ZC I/H/E 89 SI tranny
1 degree timing advance @ 17</TD></TR></TABLE>
Im pretty sure a pg7 uses a 1 wire ??
Today I finally got an 89 teg PG7 ecu, now I can see what difference it will make now that I can use my 4 wire O2. Also no CEL so lets see if I can hit the 300 mark
I use 89 oct btw.
obd0 DOHC ZC I/H/E 89 SI tranny
1 degree timing advance @ 17</TD></TR></TABLE>
Im pretty sure a pg7 uses a 1 wire ??
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bandit74 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Yeah, no ****. The CRX was and has been one of the best miles per gallon gasoline car. I remember they used to get around 50 mpg.
On my stock Canadian '90 STD hatchback, I get around 37-38 in the city and about 40-41 on the highway. Mainly, I keep it tuned-up, use premium gas and try to keep the tires filled as recommended by Honda.</TD></TR></TABLE>If you don't need premium, don't use it.
On my stock Canadian '90 STD hatchback, I get around 37-38 in the city and about 40-41 on the highway. Mainly, I keep it tuned-up, use premium gas and try to keep the tires filled as recommended by Honda.</TD></TR></TABLE>If you don't need premium, don't use it.
When my car had the stock hf in it I was getting 48-50 mpg on the way from cali to arkansas, and 50 from arkansas to pennsylvania with an intake, same on the way back to arkansas with 87. Now with my b16 I get about 20 on 93.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Modified Motors »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">When my car had the stock hf in it I was getting 48-50 mpg on the way from cali to arkansas, and 50 from arkansas to pennsylvania with an intake, same on the way back to arkansas with 87. Now with my b16 I get about 20 on 93.</TD></TR></TABLE>
That type of change in mileage would have me on my knees crying
That type of change in mileage would have me on my knees crying
for this tank, i drove like a grandma to see how good it could be if i didn't floor it so much. 5 gallons of premium got me 189 miles in my CRX. or about 37.8 gallons. under my normal driving i usually get 25-ish MPG.
my CRX is partially stripped with a stock 1991 B18 engine which has 94k miles..
my CRX is partially stripped with a stock 1991 B18 engine which has 94k miles..
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