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  1. 25th March 2009, 04:50 PM #51
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Quote Originally Posted by XPLOIT View Post
    Another tank confusion. Mine is definately only a 50L tank, Occasionally it might take 51L put that overfilling it.
    Both links mentions 60L tank, hummm... Strange
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  2. 25th March 2009, 04:51 PM #52
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Model EL2 Orthia
    Engine Size 2000cc/B20B
    Engine Mods Nada.
    Fuel Type 95
    Tank Size 50L Nom. Cap. 40L Ind. Cap.

    I get between 7.5-8L per 100km, cruising on the open road.

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    Model E35 Diamante
    Engine Size 3.5L V6
    Engine Mods Nada.
    Fuel Type 95
    Tank Size Huge

    I get 8.2-8.5L per 100km in the whale.
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  3. 25th March 2009, 04:52 PM #53
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Seems you may be right Sammy, my apoligies. According to the website im looking at, they are a 60L tank.
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  4. 25th March 2009, 04:56 PM #54
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Quote Originally Posted by XPLOIT View Post
    Seems you may be right Sammy, my apoligies. According to the website im looking at, they are a 60L tank.
    I sometimes drive till the meter is below the E line, haha.
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  5. 25th March 2009, 04:59 PM #55
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Quote Originally Posted by lazyman View Post
    Both links mentions 60L tank, hummm... Strange
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    Also states that the fuel economy is 11.6km/L

    I got a maximum of 12.5km/L when I drove from Wellington to Whangarei
    8 Litres per 100km

    Model: 2000 CL1 Euro R Accord
    Engine Size: 2.2L H22A-R
    Engine Mods:     Stock
    Fuel Type: BP 98
    Tank Size: 60ltrs (apparently)
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  6. 25th March 2009, 05:04 PM #56
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Model: - Honda Accord 98 sohc vtec
    Engine Size: - 2.2L
    Engine Mods: - Stock
    Fuel Type: - 91, 95, 98
    Tank Size: - Don't know, 50L maybe.

    Gets 400km in town and around 600km open road, thats nanna driving too.
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  7. 25th March 2009, 05:17 PM #57
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Quote Originally Posted by XPLOIT View Post
    Seems you may be right Sammy, my apoligies. According to the website im looking at, they are a 60L tank.
    Id say 60L for an accord would be right considering DC's have a 50L tank.

    In my old dc2 i pretty much ran out of gas as it was spluttering etc, petrol light on for ages. Still only managed to put 44.7L into it
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  8. 25th March 2009, 05:52 PM #58
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Model: EF9 Civic
    Engine Size: 1595cc (B16A1)
    Engine Mods: Between stock and basic
    Fuel Type: BP 98 RON
    Tank Size: 41L

    440km out of 38L = 11.58km/L or 8.64L / 100km.

    Model: EF7 CRX
    Engine Size: 1570cc (DOHC ZC)
    Engine Mods: Stock
    Fuel Type: 91
    Tank Size: 41L

    480km out of 37L = 12.97km/L or 7.71L / 100km.

    Both is "on average" - some tanks I get a bit more, some a bit less. The CRX improves quite a bit on the open road... the Civic does not.
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  9. 25th March 2009, 06:43 PM #59
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Model: EK3 Civic VI-RS
    Engine Size: 1.5 D15B 3 stage vtec
    Engine Mods: Stock
    Fuel Type: 91
    Tank Size: 40L
    Kilometres per litre: 16.25 KM
    Litres per 100 kilometres: 6.15 L
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  10. 25th March 2009, 06:56 PM #60
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Model: 1996 ITR
    Engine Size: 1800
    Engine Mods: Basic
    Fuel Type: 95
    Tank Size: 50L?

    9km/l and 11.11 l/100km
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  11. 25th March 2009, 06:56 PM #61
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Model: MR2
    Engine Size:2l
    Engine Mods: Medium
    Fuel Type: 98
    Tank Size: 47l
    Economy: 600km from 47l= 13km/l roughly
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  12. 25th March 2009, 07:12 PM #62
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Model: Civic Eg5
    Engine Size: 1600 Dohc ZC
    Engine Mods: Medium
    Fuel Type: 95
    Tank Size: Normal Eg

    7.4l/100km (Stop start traffic + motorway driving)
    13km Per L. (Would be even better with new plugs and fuel pressure set properly, she runs rich down low)
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  13. 25th March 2009, 07:19 PM #63
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Model: daihatsu mira
    Engine Size: 849cc
    Engine Mods: bone stock
    Fuel Type: 91 Octane
    Tank Size: 28L

    NINJA EDIT: 5 L/100km
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  14. 25th March 2009, 07:20 PM #64
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Model: RX7 series 7
    Engine Size: 1300 13B twin turbo
    Engine Mods: Pretty stock
    Fuel Type: 95
    Tank Size: 76L

    Kilometres per litre: 5.65
    Litres per 100 kilometres: 17.67 L

    man I fail, that's gettin 430km's out of a 76L tank, that's when it's gone below the E line and putting your foot down it surges as not enough fuel
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  15. 25th March 2009, 07:20 PM #65
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Model: 95 Lancer gsr
    Engine Size: 2000 cc
    Engine Mods: heavy, massive fueling system, head work, turbo and untuned
    Fuel Type: 98 Octane/bio fuel
    Tank Size: 45L

    180-200km to fill tank on motorway. so around 4-5Lkm/l

    around town i get $50 to 130km.

    I badley need a tune, i can sit in a drive through for 5 minutes and the car will use 2-3 little notches of gas
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  16. 25th March 2009, 07:23 PM #66
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Quote Originally Posted by Dionysus View Post
    Surely it would be better than that? If your $20 buys you 10 litres and you can get 250k, then 4L per 100k...
    yea its mean as on gas just not sure how to work it out haha

    ninja edit based on 12.5L per $20
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  17. 25th March 2009, 07:30 PM #67
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Model: Civic 2007 2.0s (FD2)
    Engine Size: 2.0 k20z
    Engine Mods: Stock
    Fuel Type: 91 Octane
    Tank Size: 42L

    13.9Km per Litre or 7.63Litres per 100 Km.
    let me ask you something......do you feel lucky, punk?
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  18. 25th March 2009, 07:54 PM #68
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Model: 1995 Nissan Primera
    Engine Size: 1800cc
    Mods: Stock
    Fuel Type: 91
    Tank Size: 55L ish

    One time I got 750km out of about 53 litres. Worked out to about 14.0km per litre when I calculated it. One of the only reasons I have still got this car is the economy!
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  19. 25th March 2009, 09:59 PM #69
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Model: S14 K's
    Engine Size: 2.0L Turbo
    Engine Mods: "Medium"
    Fuel Type: AVGAS 100+
    Tank Size: 65L
    4.0Km per Litre or 25 Litres per 100 Km
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  20. 25th March 2009, 10:12 PM #70
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Model: Ef5 shuttle
    Engine Size: 1.6 d16a
    Engine Mods: Basic
    Fuel Type: 95
    Tank Size: 40L

    10.2 Litres per 100 kilometres
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Quote Originally Posted by -KONIG- View Post
    Model: 1995 Nissan Primera
    Engine Size: 1800cc
    Mods: Stock
    Fuel Type: 91
    Tank Size: 55L ish

    One time I got 750km out of about 53 litres. Worked out to about 14.0km per litre when I calculated it. One of the only reasons I have still got this car is the economy!
    i can vouch for the sr18s good fuel economy my mate had a gts sunny sr18de that ran off sweet fuck all.
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  22. 25th March 2009, 11:34 PM #72
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Model:crx ef6 manual
    Engine Size:1493cc
    Engine Mods: stock
    Fuel Type: 91
    Tank Size: 45L
    average 5-6 litres/100kms. normally 200-240ks on 12.5litres
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Make: Isuzu
    Model: CXH450
    Engine Size: 15681cc - Intercooled Turbo 6WG-1TCN
    Engine Mods: None
    Fuel Type: Caltex Diesel
    Tank Size: 800L

    1.6km/L - 1280km/tank - 62.5L/100km.

    Model: 96 Spec ITR
    Engine Size: 1800cc
    Engine Mods: I/H/E
    Fuel Type: BP Ultimate
    Tank Size: 45L

    12.5km/L open road - 11km/L around town.
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Quote Originally Posted by Logger View Post
    Make: Isuzu
    Model: CXH450
    Engine Size: 15681cc - Intercooled Turbo 6WG-1TCN
    Engine Mods: None
    Fuel Type: Caltex Diesel
    Tank Size: 800L

    1.6km/L - 1280km/tank - 62.5L/100km.
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    Re: Post your Fuel Economy

    Model: 1997 Civic EK1
    Engine Size: 1600 SOHC
    Engine Mods: Basic
    Fuel Type: 91 Premium
    Tank Size: 45L

    The car usually averages about 13.53 KM/l

    7.5l/100KM
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