Which app is this?whitworthmike wrote:1997 Rev 4 N/A
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The best I have ever managed is 37.73 mpg.
The MK2 MPG / Fuel Consumption Thread
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Re: The mk2 MPG Thread
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Rev 3 GT Turbo Black (I think the colour is important).
Mongoose exhaust, other than that pretty standard.
It does have a bit of a misfire at the mo and a sticky caliper.
Best 36.8mpg
Also, on a side note, I did a whole tank 100% village and town center driver, mostly at rush hour and got 29.9mpg.
Mongoose exhaust, other than that pretty standard.
It does have a bit of a misfire at the mo and a sticky caliper.
Best 36.8mpg
Also, on a side note, I did a whole tank 100% village and town center driver, mostly at rush hour and got 29.9mpg.
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Re: The mk2 MPG Thread
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On a proper eco-burn at the mo Covered 60 miles & the needle hasn't moved yet ... hope it ain't stuck!
On a proper eco-burn at the mo Covered 60 miles & the needle hasn't moved yet ... hope it ain't stuck!
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Re: The mk2 MPG Thread
Looking back over my spreadsheet from the 4 1/2 years I've owned the car, the most I've ever got out of my rev5 N/A is 33.9mpg... and the least is 25.5mpg...
...but then I don't drive it like a pansy!
...but then I don't drive it like a pansy!
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It's not really the point matechris wrote:Looking back over my spreadsheet from the 4 1/2 years I've owned the car, the most I've ever got out of my rev5 N/A is 33.9mpg... and the least is 25.5mpg...
...but then I don't drive it like a pansy!
I doubt anybody buys an MR2 to "drive like a pansy" or an octagenarian as i've recently been called but more to prove that - if you put your mind to it these can be proper frugal little cars
In any case ... 33.9 isn't even trying ...my worst in the N/A is down to 21 ... ish
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The last time I put fuel in, I topped it up with 15 litres and that took me 75 miles, so 22.7MPG...lol. I have nearly finished my tank so will post an 'official' result then
The mk2 MPG Thread
d-peg wrote:Which app is this?whitworthmike wrote:1997 Rev 4 N/A
Apexi induction kit, Mongoose with decat.
The best I have ever managed is 37.73 mpg.
Yep, road trip.
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Fair enough,d-peg wrote:It's not really the point matechris wrote:Looking back over my spreadsheet from the 4 1/2 years I've owned the car, the most I've ever got out of my rev5 N/A is 33.9mpg... and the least is 25.5mpg...
...but then I don't drive it like a pansy!
I doubt anybody buys an MR2 to "drive like a pansy" or an octagenarian as i've recently been called but more to prove that - if you put your mind to it these can be proper frugal little cars
In any case ... 33.9 isn't even trying ...my worst in the N/A is down to 21 ... ish
Okay, at next fill up I'll start driving like Miss Daisy and see what I return... 1500rpm max, and short shifting it is then
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mk2 rev2 NA, glimited import '93. blitz air filter, no other mods - not even wheels or tyres. import has different final drive in gearbox so 70mph was 3500rpm
no use of aircon during run,
full journey done on motorways in clear weather at a constant 70mph. no traffic jams etc.
normal 95ron esso fuel used.
330miles on a full tank, 29.96mpg
on the same drive (was in convoy) a '92 mk2 rev2 uk spec. mongoose exhuast, decat pipe, k&n filter, 16" wheels. 95rom esso fuel.
361 miles on a full tank, 32.77mpg.
mainly due to the lower revs at 70mph due to final drive ratio. 3000rpm @ 70mph.
both cars were run till they ran out of fuel and started to splutter. *assuming the tank can hold exactly 50L of fuel as they were filled till they could take no more.*
i can't remember the actual amount of fuel put in but neither car was fully empty when filled anyway. both cars were filled with the same fuel from the same petrol station and drove exactly the same route at the same speed. only stopping to fill up the import when it ran out of fuel first.
no use of aircon during run,
full journey done on motorways in clear weather at a constant 70mph. no traffic jams etc.
normal 95ron esso fuel used.
330miles on a full tank, 29.96mpg
on the same drive (was in convoy) a '92 mk2 rev2 uk spec. mongoose exhuast, decat pipe, k&n filter, 16" wheels. 95rom esso fuel.
361 miles on a full tank, 32.77mpg.
mainly due to the lower revs at 70mph due to final drive ratio. 3000rpm @ 70mph.
both cars were run till they ran out of fuel and started to splutter. *assuming the tank can hold exactly 50L of fuel as they were filled till they could take no more.*
i can't remember the actual amount of fuel put in but neither car was fully empty when filled anyway. both cars were filled with the same fuel from the same petrol station and drove exactly the same route at the same speed. only stopping to fill up the import when it ran out of fuel first.
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Re: The mk2 MPG Thread
Rev 3 Turbo
* Apexi Induction
* Dep 2 Pro exhaust (with a number of holes in it!)
* 17inch wheels
* Stock boost
* 15w40 Semi Synth oil (only done 200miles)
* Falken ZE912 tyres (slightly oval due to long time sat still)
* Sticky rear brake calliper
* V-power
* No fault codes
Two week's worth of motorway work at conservative speed, with 15 minutes of town driving either end, some traffic. Two economy runs, no boost. Both gave 24-24.5mpg.
Since then:
* Spark Plugs replaced
* Dizzy cap / rotor arm replaced
* HT leads replaced (OEM)
* The rear brake calipers have been serviced and the discs/pads replaced
* Stock exhaust put on while the dep 2 is repaired
* Decatted
* Changing to fully synth 0w40 at the next service
* 4 xFalken FK452 tyres going on at the weekend
Will report back when that's all done!
* Apexi Induction
* Dep 2 Pro exhaust (with a number of holes in it!)
* 17inch wheels
* Stock boost
* 15w40 Semi Synth oil (only done 200miles)
* Falken ZE912 tyres (slightly oval due to long time sat still)
* Sticky rear brake calliper
* V-power
* No fault codes
Two week's worth of motorway work at conservative speed, with 15 minutes of town driving either end, some traffic. Two economy runs, no boost. Both gave 24-24.5mpg.
Since then:
* Spark Plugs replaced
* Dizzy cap / rotor arm replaced
* HT leads replaced (OEM)
* The rear brake calipers have been serviced and the discs/pads replaced
* Stock exhaust put on while the dep 2 is repaired
* Decatted
* Changing to fully synth 0w40 at the next service
* 4 xFalken FK452 tyres going on at the weekend
Will report back when that's all done!
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Re: The mk2 MPG Thread
im doing 19 mpg in a turbo and i think half my petrol is flames out of the exhaust
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Re: The mk2 MPG Thread
It would but I don't do eco driving, I'd get bored after 10 miles or soAdrian J wrote:Your rev 3 and mine appear to get about the same mpg, Craig. It will be interesting to compare runs if we get the chance to try eco-style driving.Craig-rev3 wrote:My latest full tank reading.
Rev 3 N/A - 42.2 litres - 320 miles - 34.44mpg. That's normal commuting plus a few blasts, no eco driving at all.
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Mine seems to get 330ish miles to a tank, every time.
I'm more than happy with 330ish miles to a tank. Our RX8 on the hand gets 280 miles to £87 worth of fuel!
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rgb wrote:im doing 19 mpg in a turbo and i think half my petrol is flames out of the exhaust
I hope you don't mind if i don't include that one lol!!
But you're not even trying..... My V6 has managed a 13.92 on a heavy run, i believe some have managed single figures in a v6 too..... naming no names!