View Poll Results: what is you car and mpg?
GSL-SE (13b NA) <12 mpg
0
0%
GSL-SE (13b NA) 12-15 mpg
3
3.70%
GSL-SE (13b NA) 15-18 mpg
5
6.17%
GSL-SE (13b NA) 18-21 mpg
6
7.41%
GSL-SE (13b NA) 21+ mpg
5
6.17%
non-SE (12a NA, 1981+) <12 mpg
8
9.88%
non-SE (12a NA, 1981+) 12-15 mpg
9
11.11%
non-SE (12a NA, 1981+) 15-18 mpg
18
22.22%
non-SE (12a NA, 1981+) 18-21 mpg
19
23.46%
non-SE (12a NA, 1981+) 21+ mpg
8
9.88%
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03-18-03, 09:30 AM
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Originally posted by gamble302
my 85 gs with streetport 12a, rb holley, and stuff, gets up to 26 mpg
my 85 gs with streetport 12a, rb holley, and stuff, gets up to 26 mpg
03-18-03, 10:44 AM
#27
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My streetport would get 25+ highway, and down to 9mpg city!
Street ports seem to get better mileage on the highway because they're more efficient. Especially if you drive like I do and ignore 5th gear below 85mph.
Street ports seem to get better mileage on the highway because they're more efficient. Especially if you drive like I do and ignore 5th gear below 85mph.
03-18-03, 07:27 PM
#28
Originally posted by REVHED
lol Chalk me down for under 12mpg.
48IDA with big chokes and large streetport with more overlap = crappy fuel economy. 
lol Chalk me down for under 12mpg.
48IDA with big chokes and large streetport with more overlap = crappy fuel economy.
Of course I did a lil 150mph joyride that day, but anyways, what kinda gas mileage is that, or lack of as the case may be
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