mpg?? yeah SIAL
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mpg?? yeah SIAL
It drank half a tank of V power on a 190 mile journey down the M1..... does that sound alright???
PS: thats better than my old imprezzi sport or is the tank in this one bigger????
its a 95 WRX type RA
PS: thats better than my old imprezzi sport or is the tank in this one bigger????
its a 95 WRX type RA
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No idea of tank size but the gauge on my 95 WRX doesnt seem calibrated correctly, the first "half" of the tank lasts a lot longer than the second "half" of the tank. Mine could of cause be knackered.
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I recently got 200 miles out of the first half a tank on a motorway run, and that was cruising at sensible motorway speeds.
Its just a shame that the second half doesn't last as long .. (which is typical for most cars I think)
Its just a shame that the second half doesn't last as long .. (which is typical for most cars I think)
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After a Sunday blast round the North Pennines with the WYIOC, I have managed 325 miles on my last tank full, 57 litres = 26 mpg.
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P.S. Just gone de-cat, used to only get around 310 !
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P.S. Just gone de-cat, used to only get around 310 !
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I think scrap is down at the mo but I know what you mean. I went to Mobberley when it was at it's peak and some pikeys had nicked all the grid thingy's on most of the roads! Apparently it costs around £200 of the tax payers money to replace.
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it a book telling you about the history of the impreza and subaru plus the spec of just about every model made. it also goes it to bit of detail about maintaining and modifying a impreza. it also has a list a websites in the back and scoobynet is their among them.
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Much of the info in there is about as accurate as a blind sniper.
The Brian Long books are far better.