Reguarding Gas Milage..
Originally Posted by Lucino
29mpg? you are telling me you get close to 500 miles on a tank of gas? that's impossible.
The best I have gotten, all highway, was 24mpg. what's your driving style like?
The best I have gotten, all highway, was 24mpg. what's your driving style like?
Originally Posted by davidv
Which would mean that the 350Z gets better mileage if the average speed is 74 mph rather that 64 mph? Ummm...its possible, but I’d like to see some photos. Thanks.
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Does the gage show instant or average MPG? If instant, it's pretty useless for telling you about fuel efficiency. Reset the tripometer, fill up, drive until near E, fill up gain and divide the miles driven by the number of gallons put in to get MPG.
Originally Posted by MoJ
Does the gage show instant or average MPG? If instant, it's pretty useless for telling you about fuel efficiency. Reset the tripometer, fill up, drive until near E, fill up gain and divide the miles driven by the number of gallons put in to get MPG.
Originally Posted by MoJ
Does the gage show instant or average MPG? If instant, it's pretty useless for telling you about fuel efficiency. Reset the tripometer, fill up, drive until near E, fill up gain and divide the miles driven by the number of gallons put in to get MPG.
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Originally Posted by davidv
The gage (MPG and average MPH) works pretty well. If you reset, drive for, say, 100 miles, then the average MPH is accurate. If fact, average MPH is more accurate than a driver saying “mostly city” or “mostly highway.” With average MPH you can compare one driver to another.
Originally Posted by MoJ
Does the MPG dislay show MPG in terms of "instant" MPG or "average" MPG? If it's instant, then a lot of people are posting that they "get" 33 MPG etc which isn't a true reflection of fuel economy.
The most I have been able to get so far is 28.5. However that was with 32psi. I now have my tire pressure to 35psi. On my next trip I'm going to inflate the tires to 37psi. The ride will be a little rougher. However, I am pretty sure I can get over 30mpg at that point from here to Bakersfield on 5. It is straight and flat. That is with our 91 octane in Cali and a Popcharger.
I did notice that when I put in 96 octane the mpg increased quite a bit. I recieved about 150miles in my first 1/4 tank of gas. That was all highway. I just checked the mileage for the tank, it is 25.2mpg because I have done a lot of around town now. Avg mph is 42 at this point.
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Originally Posted by Wired 24/7
Keep your tire pressure good, at 35psi cold.
Low pressure kills gas mileage due to the excess drag.
Turn off the A/C unless it's scorching heat.
Shift at 3000rpm.
That's about as good as it will get.
(Unfortunately, I run lower pressure, leave A/C on all the time, shift at 4-6k usually...haha)
Low pressure kills gas mileage due to the excess drag.
Turn off the A/C unless it's scorching heat.
Shift at 3000rpm.
That's about as good as it will get.
(Unfortunately, I run lower pressure, leave A/C on all the time, shift at 4-6k usually...haha)
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