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SilentAngel 05-20-2013 05:17 PM

I'm getting about 22MPG City with lots of stop and goes, and about 30-36MPG Highway. I also put grip-pier tires though lol.

tm86 05-22-2013 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by strat61caster (Post 947815)
You can feel the car go into "compressor mode" as the engine shuts off the fuel (a little lurch forward) and if you have the instantaneous mpg on you'll see it jump to 127mpg. When you hit about 1,000 rpm the fuel kicks back on to power the accessories and maintain idle, it'll lurch forward a little bit which took me awhile to figure out.

Thanks for this explanation. I notice the lurching very often in slow bumper-to-bumper traffic. But sometimes when changing from 3-to-2, it lurches, almost feels like it accelerates slightly.

Do you have any tips on avoiding the lurches because I'm tired of bumping head against the headrest?

Chimpo 05-22-2013 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by tm86 (Post 951939)
Thanks for this explanation. I notice the lurching very often in slow bumper-to-bumper traffic. But sometimes when changing from 3-to-2, it lurches, almost feels like it accelerates slightly.

Do you have any tips on avoiding the lurches because I'm tired of bumping head against the headrest?

Push in the clutch at 1001 rpm :bonk::D

tm86 05-22-2013 10:02 AM

I will pay closer attention but I doubt the lurch occurs at 1K rpm.

strat61caster 05-22-2013 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by tm86 (Post 951968)
I will pay closer attention but I doubt the lurch occurs at 1K rpm.

That's roughly where I feel it, and like the post above, I just kick in the clutch at about 1.5k rpm. I could also be completely wrong but I don't have much evidence to the contrary.


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