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This is a discussion on Gas prices affecting the performance crowd within the Automotive performance forums, part of the The Lounge category; Originally Posted by hoss on a road trip i can get about 28-29 MPG average week i can get about ...
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Also been paying $3.49+ since I purchased the truck in October, now its at around $4.03, Diesel is the new premium nowadays, then some ![]() Best I get is 18mpg highway on summer fuel, over the winter I have been averaging 14-15 with mostly country roads. In the past 5-8 years or so we have been having an explosion of horsepower and performance just like back in the 60's, we got 500hp mustangs from the factory, 8,000lb trucks running 14's (mustang GT speeds) and 6.7L 4-door sedans. Guess its time to relive our past.
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I average around 23mpg being I do a lot of city driving. On the highway, maybe 29 if I am lucky. Sticker says 24-32. Yeah, I am not seeing that, lol!
I did dump some money into the engine, so maybe that is why, but even from the factory, I wasn't seeing those numbers. Most I have ever gotten on a full tank when stock was 350. Now I can't get over 300. Only drive it to work and to my parents house, so full tank lasts a couple of weeks. |
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We are all gonna end up on one of these
![]() well, if you end up on top of her ...forget the skuuter
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These scooters are popping up everywhere
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Depending on how I drive, my S2000 gets between 22 and 30mpg... Gotta let the engine run in VTEC every now and then on the back roads... :lol:
My truck, on the other hand, I'm happy to get 15mpg... Needless to say, it isn't driven very much... |
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With a hard top, does that eliminate the convertible top or is the top still there?PS: hobie1dog - we still need to do the twin-750cc-VFR-powered Civic...and I've got just the Civic!
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The hardtop doesn't require removal of the soft top, I'm actually debating buying one this summer/fall to use during the winter/cooler months.
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