fuel consumption
hi guys just posted this thread just to see what some of u guys are gettin for ur money fuel wise.would like to kno what spec some of u have and what ur fuel consumption is
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All this 18-20mpg with light right foot isn't accurate in my opinion - are you lot driving everywhere in 2nd gear or something?
If I hammer mine I get those sorts of figures, but getting 27-28mpg out of it isn't that difficult with mixed driving. Opening it up whenever the road allows and it still gives 24-25mpg. On a motorway cruise at 70mph it will return 35mpg.
The car is remapped running a full decat.
If I hammer mine I get those sorts of figures, but getting 27-28mpg out of it isn't that difficult with mixed driving. Opening it up whenever the road allows and it still gives 24-25mpg. On a motorway cruise at 70mph it will return 35mpg.
The car is remapped running a full decat.
Originally Posted by Ben v7
I am running Optimax though (car's mapped for it), but even when it wasn't I still got 5-10% better fuel economy with that in the tank.
It's all relative - if you drive with your foot welded to the floor everywhere you go - expect poor fuel economy.
If you drive like you would a "normal" car, you can expect perfectly reasonable economy. On a recent trip to Rugby from Edinburgh (some 600 miles return) which included a mix of driving, but rarely over 75-80mph on the motorway, I averaged 34mpg for the trip. It wasn't terribly exciting, but there you go. This is from a MY97 STI RA V-Limited.
People often jump at the chance to brag about how pathetic their car's fuel economy is - but I wonder if it's really the car that's pathetic?
If you drive like you would a "normal" car, you can expect perfectly reasonable economy. On a recent trip to Rugby from Edinburgh (some 600 miles return) which included a mix of driving, but rarely over 75-80mph on the motorway, I averaged 34mpg for the trip. It wasn't terribly exciting, but there you go. This is from a MY97 STI RA V-Limited.
People often jump at the chance to brag about how pathetic their car's fuel economy is - but I wonder if it's really the car that's pathetic?
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Standard '53 WRX - usually get about 250 miles out of a tank.
On a long run with the mrs beside me I can get a little over 300 miles per tank
Worst I've seen in mine is 160 before having to fill up!
Can't be arsed to work out the mpg.
On a long run with the mrs beside me I can get a little over 300 miles per tank

Worst I've seen in mine is 160 before having to fill up!
Can't be arsed to work out the mpg.
i average 240 miles until the light pops on, this is maily town, country lanes, dual carriageway commuting.... fun mode.
300 on a run if keeping out the fast lane on the motorway.
Worst ive seen is 60 miles to a tank, but that was at Oulton Park!
I also make a set of pads last 2 years, so smooth driving is key....
I wish there was a button you could press and the car drives like a normal motor, giving 30mpg. But alas.
MY03 STi type UK PPP.
300 on a run if keeping out the fast lane on the motorway.
Worst ive seen is 60 miles to a tank, but that was at Oulton Park!
I also make a set of pads last 2 years, so smooth driving is key....
I wish there was a button you could press and the car drives like a normal motor, giving 30mpg. But alas.
MY03 STi type UK PPP.
On my trip round wales i monitored my consumption closely:
On trip to wales and a few miles of urban driving, 27 mpg.
While in wales, small country roads and vilages and some normal urban driving too with occational brisk driving, 23mpg.
MY 05 STI PPP
Simon
On trip to wales and a few miles of urban driving, 27 mpg.
While in wales, small country roads and vilages and some normal urban driving too with occational brisk driving, 23mpg.
MY 05 STI PPP
Simon



thought i had it bad.lol