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what kind of car... and how were you drivin it?
you get what you pay for.. i havent has the pleasure of driving my new fc enouf to see what my mileage is like.
you get what you pay for.. i havent has the pleasure of driving my new fc enouf to see what my mileage is like.
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well my mileage varies quite a bit...i kept really acurate records for a couple thousand miles noting what kinds of driving i did. it came to an average of 13-14mpg in city (LA traffic) and 25-26mpg on open freeway (trips to Las Vegas/San Diego etc). with my mix of city/freeway driving i get an average of about 17mpg overall.
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my city/highway driving averages out around 26 or 27, about half and half. I kind of like this new engine My other N/A only got about 18 average (completely stock).
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Originally posted by owenxguo
test drive for 2 days
80 miles half tank fuel used
omg
how about you guys?
test drive for 2 days
80 miles half tank fuel used
omg
how about you guys?
1) Fill the gas tank completely, and zero the trip meter on the odometer.
2) Drive a certain distance (more is better).
3) Fill the gas tank completely, and record how many gallons you put in the car.
4) Read the trip meter.
5) Your gas mileage is: Trip Meter Miles in Step 4 / Gallons Filled Up in Step 3
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I get about 18MPG on a good day. I'm N/A and drive 74 miles a day(roundtrip) for work. I fill up at half way every other day. Altrhough it only takes about 4-6 gallons so I think my gauge is off.
about 20 of those miles is city and the rest highway.
Those Hwy miles are speeds in excess of 85 though.
about 20 of those miles is city and the rest highway.
Those Hwy miles are speeds in excess of 85 though.
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If I'm driving quite a bit on the highway and then some in town I can get about 310 miles out of a tank of gas. I believe that's around 24 or 25 miles per gallon.
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OK, I'm going to try this one more time... You cannot base your car's gas mileage on a "tank" of gas. The reasons for this:
1) The 86-88 and 89-92 models have different sized gas tanks.
2) The fuel gauge does not accurately portray a "1/2" tank, "1/4 tank", or anywhere else in between. It's not even scaled accurately.
3) I doubt that you folks are filling up at the gas station, and then running the tank completely dry to determine a full "tank" of gas.
The 2Gen RX-7 is rated at 16-17 mpg city, and 23-25 mpg highway, depending on the year and model. Averaged out you are looking at 20-21 mpg. Sticky/small tires, tired engines, and lead-foot drivers will be worse, while large/thin tires, standalone EMS equiped engines, and short-shifting light-footed drivers will be better.
The base model 2Gen cars are fantastic for a base model sportscar. The smaller brakes and wheels are not a liability until the car hits the racetrack, so it makes an excellent street car, which is where 95% of us drive anyway.
1) The 86-88 and 89-92 models have different sized gas tanks.
2) The fuel gauge does not accurately portray a "1/2" tank, "1/4 tank", or anywhere else in between. It's not even scaled accurately.
3) I doubt that you folks are filling up at the gas station, and then running the tank completely dry to determine a full "tank" of gas.
The 2Gen RX-7 is rated at 16-17 mpg city, and 23-25 mpg highway, depending on the year and model. Averaged out you are looking at 20-21 mpg. Sticky/small tires, tired engines, and lead-foot drivers will be worse, while large/thin tires, standalone EMS equiped engines, and short-shifting light-footed drivers will be better.
Originally posted by Digi7ech
White 88 SE - 49,000 original miles
DAMN DUDE!!!!!!!! Even though it's a base that's incredible!
White 88 SE - 49,000 original miles
DAMN DUDE!!!!!!!! Even though it's a base that's incredible!
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Originally posted by Evil Aviator
The 2Gen RX-7 is rated at 16-17 mpg city, and 23-25 mpg highway, depending on the year and model. Averaged out you are looking at 20-21 mpg. Sticky/small tires, tired engines, and lead-foot drivers will be worse, while large/thin tires, standalone EMS equiped engines, and short-shifting light-footed drivers will be better.
The 2Gen RX-7 is rated at 16-17 mpg city, and 23-25 mpg highway, depending on the year and model. Averaged out you are looking at 20-21 mpg. Sticky/small tires, tired engines, and lead-foot drivers will be worse, while large/thin tires, standalone EMS equiped engines, and short-shifting light-footed drivers will be better.
I've just about, if not, have doubled my mileage since I went aftermarket EMS.
I used to fill up every 2.5-3 days...now it's around 5-7 depending on if I make extra trips out to the store or so.
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and what RPM you guys shift up? I do almost 2500-3000
and i said my cay is 87 t2 but the motor is a J-Spec S5 T2 motor
about 12miles per gallon right now damn
and i said my cay is 87 t2 but the motor is a J-Spec S5 T2 motor
about 12miles per gallon right now damn
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You need to get an accurate reading on how much gas it was. Just saying half a tank isnt very accurate. I know sometimes Ill think that same thing, but when i go to fill up its about the same as always.
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Originally posted by Digi7ech
White 88 SE - 49,000 original miles
DAMN DUDE!!!!!!!! Even though it's a base that's incredible!
White 88 SE - 49,000 original miles
DAMN DUDE!!!!!!!! Even though it's a base that's incredible!
I thought I had one of the lowest miles SE. 70K for me.
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it's amazing how fast you lose gas going 100+ on the freeway. i was driving for a good 30 minutes at 90 in 5th and my gas needle didn't drop at all, then i saw a big stretch to get going on (about 1 mile) so i decided to see how fast i could get , at the end of the strip, i'd lost 1/8th of a tank noticeably. too bad i wasn't even halfway through my 107 mile trip