315 miles. Finally Done It.
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Sorry to be boring and repetitive. I just had to post this.
I've read about the mythical 300+ miles on a single tank but never thought it possible. After a year of ownership I consistently achieve 220-240 per 50ltr.
Spent the last 2 days driving aound the Peak District, and since the missus was with me I took it very easy (sub 3000 rpm). As a result I got 315 miles before the light came on. Amazing. On top of that, the tank of Optimax was the cheapest I'd had for a while at 79.9p/ltr.
Back to 'normal' driving now though.
MY00 PPP.
I've read about the mythical 300+ miles on a single tank but never thought it possible. After a year of ownership I consistently achieve 220-240 per 50ltr.
Spent the last 2 days driving aound the Peak District, and since the missus was with me I took it very easy (sub 3000 rpm). As a result I got 315 miles before the light came on. Amazing. On top of that, the tank of Optimax was the cheapest I'd had for a while at 79.9p/ltr.
Back to 'normal' driving now though.
MY00 PPP.
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average 200 here as well
simply not possible to get 150 miles out of half a tank of juice in my car
maybe see what its like on the motorway this weekend
simply not possible to get 150 miles out of half a tank of juice in my car
maybe see what its like on the motorway this weekend
#9
mythical????????????????? i get it out of a verdion 1 sti np at all weird, what amount of fuel did it take to fill it up, mines usually between 55- 59 ltr,s, and i never get any surge people go on about.
#11
LOL THAT EXPLAINS IT MINE MUST BE 60 LTR, THOUGHT THEY ALL WERE AS I HAD A 94 WRX THAT HELD THE SAMEoopz caps on soz, tell you what bud ive had 3 cosworths and they were noware near as good as my 2 scoobs on fuel, but they were older technology, about 10 years old
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