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Fuel mpg & range....What do you get?
91 Accord SE Automatic with 170,000 on. Just bought recently.
Run on 87 octane MPG - I just got a 25.7 mpg driving to work up and down a few hills (10 miles) with a 10 mile flat stretch of 40-50 MPH. Range - with a 17 gallon tank I can easily break 400 on a tank. It was not quite (1/8 " to go) hitting the red at "E" yet and warning light had not come on either. Used 14.4 gallons & went 370 miles. This was all done with a VERY light foot on the pedal and car in perfect state of tune. Not bad, considering the car is only rated at 23 & 28 I think. On a trip (which I have never done) I should be able to get at least 29-32 I would guess?? |
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Re: Fuel mpg & range....What do you get?
my car sucks 2001 accord with 50,000 miles bought it used and it had 38,000 i have put some bolt on parts like the headers and exhaust and pulley kit and cold air intake my gas varys from 22 to 25 in city i think that sucks for a 01 car
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Re: Fuel mpg & range....What do you get?
If thats pure city driving I don't think thats too bad! It can't be rated much higher for the city, can it?
Just watch what after market parts your putting on as personally I don't think the cold intakes work at all from what I have read....just make more intake noise. From what you want to put on sounds like you might have a heavy foot? Just try one time staying as light as you can on the throttle and if it's a manual, shift early and an auto, make it shift early into the next higher gear as much as possible. Honestly, I did every trick possible to squeeze MPG'S out of it, just to see what it is capable of. Normal driving will bring it down just a bit and more so if the wife drives. ![]() I'm never in a hurry so it will be pretty close to this all the time. |
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My 95 has gotten as low as 18.5 mpg (Alot of traffic that week..) and as high as 28.2 mpg...my average is is like 23.7...and I put an short ram on recently...so hopefully it will go up...and Huffa...I agree..just dont let her drive
![]() Unless she is a ricer too...then say "f*** you, go get your own car" ( I dont mean to be mean, but its soo hard sometimes...) And this is going like 80-85 or 90 on the highway, 40-50 everywhere else...
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Re: Fuel mpg & range....What do you get?
I get horrible milage with Supersyntetic motor oil "racing synt" I do get a lot of power though, was able to beat a fixed up Delsol with single passenger against my stock 4cyl accord with 3 person inside lol. But yea i only get about 280mile/tank with that motor oil vs the regular syntetic that I can get up to 330mile/tank (14gal) and my car is tunned almost every month.
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