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Old 09-06-2012, 07:45 PM   #15
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I was getting 8.5L/100k on good weeks (not much traffic) during the break in period. Now im doing ~9.8-10L/100k opening her up a bit every now and then + traffic omg lane cove rd

i'm about the same in traffic as you.. sometimes up to 11.4l .. homebushbay drive


i managed some how to get ~5.6 on the freeway however a number of times
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Old 09-06-2012, 07:52 PM   #16
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Looks good to me!
i get about 500k out of a 75 litre tank in my hilux highway driving.. about 400 city haha..
the BRZ will be like motobike fuel efficiant to me!
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Old 09-06-2012, 08:14 PM   #17
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i'm doing good so far! almost past 1/4 of the fuel meter nearly @ 200km

anyone tried the RON 100 at 'United' petrol stations?
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Old 09-06-2012, 09:13 PM   #18
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I do roughly 420km per tank, and that's mostly through peak hour traffic.

Cruising on the motorway mostly though you can easily reach 550 (with a bit of spirited driving here and there too)

I've also figured out that a LOT of spirited driving I smashed half a tank on 160km haha..

I personally don't care how much petrol goes in and out, less worrying = more fun
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Old 09-06-2012, 09:20 PM   #19
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I do roughly 420km per tank, and that's mostly through peak hour traffic.

Cruising on the motorway mostly though you can easily reach 550 (with a bit of spirited driving here and there too)

I've also figured out that a LOT of spirited driving I smashed half a tank on 160km haha..

I personally don't care how much petrol goes in and out, less worrying = more fun
exactly! i would give 25% consumption for 25% extra power :P
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I've also figured out that a LOT of spirited driving I smashed half a tank on 160km haha..
I was driving an SS VE Wagon for a while there, managed 2 tanks in 220k haha whoops
Lucky it was a company car and i wasn't paying for the fuel
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Old 09-06-2012, 09:41 PM   #21
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i'm doing pretty well so far?

I get about 9L/100km.. I fill up about half a tank when I run about 260-270ks on manual?

My break-in period was slightly higher... I went for the whole "don't baby the car, rev your engine to break in the seals"
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Old 09-06-2012, 09:47 PM   #22
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8.4l in city 6.2l highway

Based in Canberra where there is no traffic
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i'm doing good so far! almost past 1/4 of the fuel meter nearly @ 200km

anyone tried the RON 100 at 'United' petrol stations?
I haven't tried RON 100, but I've heard it contains ethanol. Maybe someone can confirm/deny this?
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I haven't tried RON 100, but I've heard it contains ethanol. Maybe someone can confirm/deny this?
according to what I've researched on other forums people have been saying that RON 100(E10) contains 10% ethanol. is only good if you're in an emergency for fuel, else, try to avoid anything ethanol unless your ride is tuned for it - says people that asked Subie mechanics.
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ahha impossible to not get non ethonel gas in maryland,.,, just gotta live with it ....... just another way for companies to make more money...
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10% is fine, you wont notice a thing, as long as the car was built in the last 10 - 15 years. previous to that it can be bad.
if its old enough for a steel tank, even worse, if the car survives long enough, you will find a big ol' hole in the tank where its rusted through haha.

I plan on getting mine flashed and running e85.
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Old 09-06-2012, 11:59 PM   #27
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I'm averaging about 8.2-9.5L/100KMs depending on how I'm driving. It's actually really fuel efficient. Even going up and down a mountain run with spirited driving I average around 9L.
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