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You should be happy -- that's a lot better than my S2000. I only get about 10L/100KM on the S (city), and somewhere around 8 on the highway. Of course, if I change to some good cruising tires (Continental DW), it goes to 6 on the highway. Those ZII tires are not designed for low rolling resistance :)
what octane are u filling it up with?
Getting just under 500km to a tank
I get about 380-400 on the SFE which makes sense considering my tank is 6(7?) liters smaller than yours.
I'm sure that I'm a larger tank....as I'm well into in the 600Km+ range.
Having said that, this may be more meaningful:
10.6-10.8L/100Km in winter. Right now, running around 9.4L/100Km.
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just get an accessport and load a 91 tune. Plus at our elevation just use 91
Pre-tune and bolt ons I was average around 7.5L/100km, now I'm at 9.5L/100km though I've been going out of my way to play around so in a month it should settle back down and we'll see what it says.
This is with Husky 94, I might switch back to Shell 91 for convenience (No husky in Airdrie or near my work)
Also while it may seem like you're filling up frequently, stopping for gas and filling 40$ of premium for a full tank is kinda awesome.
Mileage seems to have levelled off. Drove to edmonton and averaged 7.5L/100km. Between what I've done and the estimate to empty it's showing 680kms to a tank
Unless you're tuned for 94, you're just pissing gas down the toilet man. Husky 94 is terrrrible for fuel economy, too much ethanol in it.Quote:
Originally posted by Sugarphreak
94, haha
I prefer using a good 91 tune and having a whole 10hp less, rather than going through shitpiles more fuel.
I'm averaging 8.5 - 8.8 city driving using 91 she'll or Safeway lol