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Old 08-24-2017, 01:13 PM   #15
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That said i am averaging 28.5mpg according to the trip computer with 18x8 wheels and sticky 225/40/18s.
And I bet if you went out to a flat smooth windless road and put it in 6th gear at 60 mph you'd get 32+ mpg, and if you drove across San Francisco uphill in rush hour traffic you'd be lucky to get 19 mpg.
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Old 08-24-2017, 01:27 PM   #16
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you guys are getting 400 miles ive only ever cracked 400km (250 miles) once and on this current tank
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Old 08-24-2017, 01:30 PM   #17
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Ya, but your gallons are bigger ......


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i dont understand, doesnt 6.0l/km convert to 39 mpg? i dont see the difference so please teach me master
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i dont understand, doesnt 6.0l/km convert to 39 mpg? i dont see the difference so please teach me master
It gets confusing.
6 l/100km = 39 mpg US gallons (the size gallon that the US use)
6 l/100km = 47 mpg Imperial gallons (the size gallon we use)


Not only do they not use metric there they change the size of the Imperial measurements that the rest of the world uses.
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It gets confusing.
6 l/100km = 39 mpg US gallons (the size gallon that the US use)
6 l/100km = 47 mpg Imperial gallons (the size gallon we use)


Not only do they not use metric there they change the size of the Imperial measurements that the rest of the world uses.
damn you americans lol but i guess ive been cooped up in my igloo far too long and not paying enough attention aha. too bad i didnt have a teacher like you Tcoat aha i would have been much better off lol
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damn you americans lol but i guess ive been cooped up in my igloo far too long and not paying enough attention aha
No you are just too young to have experienced the chaos that was the transition from Imperial to metric measurements here. The US variation on the gallon threw a monkey wrench into everything. Now pretty much any time somebody refers to a gallon they mean the US one. Hum was just yanking your chain.
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i dont understand, doesnt 6.0l/km convert to 39 mpg? i dont see the difference so please teach me master
I was jest ah messen wich ya .......


........ that's fer not giving me credit fer knowing how to convert from things to stuff ......

You see ...... I got this book ...... and in the back of it are all these numbers in lines of boxes, that if you follow the lines across and down ....... it gives you a number.......

BINGO! ....... did I win .......??

(oh, that's another forum ...... the one with large print ...... )

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No you are just too young to have experienced the chaos that was the transition from Imperial to metric measurements here. The US variation on the gallon threw a monkey wrench into everything. Now pretty much any time somebody refers to a gallon they mean the US one. Hum was just yanking your chain.
Yep, I remember a few years back, when the US was contemplating converting to the metric system. I was all for that, because at the time, I was working in a scientific field, where the ONLY unit of measurement was metric.

However, I reckon the average American couldn't quite grasp the concept of a logical system of measurement ....... so, the idea was dropped ......


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Yep, I remember a few years back, when the US was contemplating converting to the metric system. I was all for that, because at the time, I was working in a scientific field, where the ONLY unit of measurement was metric.

However, I reckon the average American couldn't quite grasp the concept of a logical system of measurement ....... so, the idea was dropped ......


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The Canadians were no better but we pulled it off.
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Man, I get 21 MPG bro. I'm stock everything, just larger/stickier tires kills my MPG.
Fixed it for you.
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Normal 23 mpg commutes? How do you get such bad fuel economy on an 80% highway commute? Are you cruising at triple digit speeds ? lol.

I average 31 mpg not even trying if i work early and leave early (beating rush hour) and 30 if the traffic is terrible. 90% highway but i cross a bridge and it can be crappy if i work during rush hour.

This is with cruising at 75-80... redlining it once or twice a day when I can (dont often have room enough). The previous owner had averaged 24 mpg according to my trip odometer (reset after i changed oil) so they must have had a lot of stop and go and beat the crap out of the car!

If im just in chill mode i will be out of first at 10 mph and in 5th by 40 mph (if perfectly flat the car can manage that in 6th ok). Traffic sometimes kills your "need for speed" so to speak.

I think if you cruise at 65 you could easily crack 35 mpg.
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Right when the light comes on in our cars we have somewhere between 2-3 gallons left in the tank. I've run it like 50 miles with the fuel light, rolled into a gas station, and only put 12ish gallons in it or so.
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i average about 643 km (400 miles) every tank lol. im sitting at 6.0l/100km (39 mpg)
I'm at 9.9L/100km...
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Old 08-25-2017, 07:40 AM   #28
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Most I've ever been able to do is 31MPG once... my average is 21.9MPG with 75% city driving in the cars lifetime per fuelly...

Most I've gotten out of a tank is 334 miles, filling it up 11.78 gallons
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