How many miles do you guys get?
#25
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Originally Posted by chucky503
Thanks for your help everyone. I guess when I said "a full tank of gas" wasn't really a full tank of gas. I'll pay more attention to how many gallons I put in instead of assuming the gas is empty when I see the gas light come on.
Miles are on your trip odometer, and gallons are on the gas pump.
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Originally Posted by sry110
mileage drops almost 1 mpg average when I put on 19" wheels with wider tires. The wheels weigh about the same as the stock 2006 enthusiast wheels, but I think the rotational inertia is higher thus consuming more power (and fuel) to accelerate at the same rate.
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First when I got my car, I used to get 16~17mpg. after any mods, mpg drops a bit cuz I tend to drive it harder but MPG keep increasing with the time I spend with my car.
now, I get 350miles+ between fill ups and I usually put 17~18Gals
now, I get 350miles+ between fill ups and I usually put 17~18Gals
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i think i beat everyone! mostly highway to work but i avg 27 mpg,and never get less than 450 miles out of a tank,then refill is 17.8 gallons! last tank i pulled into the gas station for a refill at 498 miles to the tank damn i wanted 500 but i had been driving on ----dTE for 2 days
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how exactly do you get your speedometer re-calibrated?
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I just got done on a 8 day 3200 mile roadtrip through the Rockies in an 04 roadster 6 speed. I hardly every touched the brakes driving through the mountains using gears for brakes. Top was down 30% of the time with the a/c on. I averaged 25.8 miles per gallon on the whole trip with the car loaded with weight as luggage. I was very impressed.
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22 MPG mixed driving calculated the old fashioned way. Miles on trip meter divided by the gallons it took to fill back up. I wouldn't rely on the guage calcualtion as it changes all the time and is only accurate at that instance you look at it, running avg...
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Originally Posted by SargentZ
I wouldn't rely on the guage calcualtion as it changes all the time and is only accurate at that instance you look at it, running avg...
What it displays is the cumulative average since the last reset.
If you reset it at each fillup, like i do, the reading when you stop for the next fill will be the MPG for that tankfull.
And when I do the manual calculation, the number displayed is always within a few tenths of the number I calculate.
bill
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