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MPG of a 600hp 4cyl. Engine
Someone tell me what it is. Since more gas is being burned wouldnt it be in the twenties?
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.....best post ever. Try like 6 to 8 altho if you stay out of boost you can keep decent gas mileage.
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but either way with 600bHP coming from a four banger you'd be lucky to escape the single digits... lol |
600hp 4cyl ...20mpg.....ROFL..... my old s14 with KA24DE (160hp) got low 20mpg.
Seriously though...you need a godly amount of modern technology on that 4cylinder to achieve that kind of economy while putting out that much power. |
If they throw batteries in the back and make it a hybrid I would assume around 42mpg. (US Standard of course)
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there are guys with 400+hp MR2s who routinely get 28mpg on the highway. just stay out of boost and lean out the map in the light-load cruising cells.
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:clap: Old post. I was searching for somethng completely unrelated when I ran across this.
It's all in how you drive it. I actually had a 600hp 4cyl for a while, and I could get anywhere from 1mpg to 32mpg with it. That's with AWD dragging down economy a bit. The car couldn't get over 23mpg stock, so it potentially improved quite a bit. With good fuel injectors that are accurate at very low duty cycles plus huge turbine housing with little back pressure, you can get great highway mileage. Open up the injectors, and you can drain a tank pretty fast. I generally ran around 14-16mpg over a tank with my personal habits, but it could go either way. ...back to searching. |
to summarize, what is the bsfc of the engine in which we are asking ;)
brake specific fuel consumption, if you didn't know. |
Yea I was wondering: "Are we gonna get BSFC, gear ratios, total drag, and all the actual specs needed to make an informed response?" It appears we were duped. As Dark Helmet would say: "FOOLED YOUUUUU!"
http://beyond8bit.com/blog/wp-conten...ark-helmet.jpg |
A midget in a Darth Vader costume, sweet!!
how could you leave off rolling resistance, vehicle weight and drive cycle?!! sheesh ;) |
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