![]() 04/12/2016 at 10:50 • Filed to: Mpgs and shit | ![]() | ![]() |
I know El Moose could maybe do 400 miles under super extra good conditions... but not 495 lol hellz no. How bout your DD?
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After driving on the highway for a while, then filling up, my E39 said 740 kms to empty. I usually get around 600 on a tank.
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My car doesn't have a computer so.... my best guess is like 250
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My car doesn’t give me a range. Check your privilege.
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Ranger doesn’t have a computer but the E34 could aledgedly go for 580 miles on a tank.
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My car doesn’t have a computer, but an estimated 700-800 km, around 440-500 miles, depending on the kind of use. That is on a 40 liter tank mind you.
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The best I’ve seen after a fill up in our car was about 530 miles, we usually end up getting about 460 out of a full tank though.
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Well, I don’t have one of those fancy shmacy computer thingies. Typically I can count on about 350 miles from the 25 gallon tank in my truck, but if I do more highway miles 400-450 happens. That one time I actually got the EPA rated 21 mpg on the highway, I got over 500 miles! That was a pretty good day.
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That is impressive! I have an E90 335 so it’s around 300. Do I ever reach that? Nah. More like 250.
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under normal conditions, if it were full and I ran it until the last drop I could go 260 miles or so. If I were doing highway driving, it wouldn't be impossible to get to 400 miles, again running to pretty much the end of the tank.
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My maximum range is about 350 miles. 15 gallon tank is not range friendly.
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Best I’ve ever done is 700km(437 miles) on a 60L(16 us gal) tank. 27.5mpg average in a 2013 Ford Fusion 1.6L ecoboost.
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...about 280
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My E92 will usually tell me around 410, but I end up closer to 289 or less...depending on if I am cranky or I find wide open roads.
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I have seen this exact same image in our s60. I always really want it to break 500 at some point. i think I saw 515 once for a brief, but it may have been a hallucination...
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I think the ML when full says about 800 kms? But I tend to try and not look at fuel economy on that car, for my sanity’s sake, I fill it at half tank or 1/4 tank and generally it does do around 400 km on half a tank.
The Z I HAVE to look at the range since it runs out of gas so fast, the most I’ve seen I think was 360, though generally it’s around 280 when I fill it up.
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math, yo!
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800km is rad! wowzers
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dayum! That was a good day. That is good range
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woooooooow!!!!!!
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lol I kinda figured it had a glitch where it won’t go any higher :]
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that is very good range. You can cover a lot of land sir!
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289 hella fun miles doe!
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460 is way rad still thought
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530i?
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that is very very good! Viva la EcoBoost!
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what size tank is in those 335i? My Zapatito has I think a 13 gal. It uses it up super quick too.
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e34 FTW! My 525i had a huge tank and i said something high like that I remember.
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15 is indeed rather small
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while driving efficient?
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that’s good for at least a 3 hour road trip I think
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Well, it depends...Maryland can go from nice open roads to traffic jams for hours. It can take me anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour and a half to get to work. An hour an 40 minutes is my record to make the 18 mile drive.
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That’s good for at least a 4 hour highway drive. Not too bad
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S40 always says 335 miles
It’s about right too. We’re seeing around 21 MPG. If only I could stay off the BOOOOOOOOOOOOOST...
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My car will display 500MPG.
Downhill on a highway just after resetting it. It’s fairly accurate with the calculated range, disappointingly.
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16 gallons in my E90. I get around 20 (probably less) mpg, but lots of smiles! :D Noise is great!
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Yep. I only get 17. And the tank is small. And I hardly touch the throttle. On highways, I’m the guy who is in the right doing a solid 5 under.
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oh dayum! My record is 22 miles in 1 hour 30 min.
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Dun know on the DD...I fill up at a 1/4 tank usually putting 10ish gals in which is right around 300 miles (+- 30 miles). I suppose that means I’d go around 400-440 on a good day if I wanted to run it dry. My 88 Chevy had a 50 gallon aux tank...never attempted to run it dry but it could probably have gone over 1000 if I were unloaded doing solely interstate driving. Grandpa had a 100 gallon aux tank in one of the farm trucks and regularly went 1000-2000 miles between fills.
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difficult to stay off booooooost doe!
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lol I like making it do that :]
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any mods? I have an eBay CAI on the Zapatito and have one on order for the Moose
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oh wow
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No not yet, unless plastidipped kidneys count! LOL
But I should do something small though. Do you notice a difference with the CAI on zapatito?
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Hell yea! I’ve convinced the wife to let me install a boost gauge. I told her it’s so we could keep an eye on pressures for better fuel economy. Really it’s because I like seeing gauge needles going all over the place. Going with the IPD R-Styled gauge to match the factories :)
Now to figure out where the hell to install the damned thing.
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The 5VZ is not renown for it’s efficiency. Reliability, yes. Speed.... Also a no.
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Yes. It’s not as fuel efficient as other owners have led me to believe, but it’s really not that bad.
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The M3 always says the crusing range is 325 miles, but I know I’ve done nearly 400 on a tank before.
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Ouch...but when I get an open road it is great fun. However, that doesn’t happen too often. My car is fast and agile, so I can get through all this shit.
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On longer road trips in the early or late summer, when I’m not cranking the A/C, I can get my Chrysler T&C over 30 mpg. With the 20 gallon tank It reports out 585 on the DTE. I hit 31 mpg one trip and saw a DTE over 600, but that was me travelling alone with no DVD player drawing off of the alternator, etc.
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dayum!!!! Those aux tanks are so radness. I told my dad to get one on his 7.3 but he never did
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800 kms is unrealistic LOL, though it is a nice sight to see it flashing on the computer.
I would at least expect that from a 90+ liter gas tank.
I sincerely don’t know how people with 500 and 63 AMGs get anywhere without stopping at every gas station.
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I’ve seen a 650+ estimate once. and its usually over 600 in the nox box. My land Cruiser knows better than to tell me the odds.
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I remember that our old suburban was bad on gas, but it had a 42 gallon tank so even getting 15 highway, it still went 630 miles between fillups. I wish my cruiser had the 11.5 gallon factory auxulry tank. My uncle has a 40 gallon aux tank in his (in addition to 25.4) for 65.4 gallons...but his supercharger and add on gear still brings his range way down due to 10-11 mpg. still, 650 miles plus! Im lucky to get 300 miles.
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Yeah, I never thought about gas when I was a kid because the tanker would come out to the farm every so often and top off the big storage tank as well as any of the pickups aux tanks if we remembered to park them out there on delivery day. Infinite range and Grandpa paid for it in the delivery bills. Was shell shocked when I got a license and could actually legally drive (all the kids drove starting at 10-14 on the farm, shit had to get done) and he eventually told me to stop being a leach and filling up out of his storage tank haha.
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Oh dang that is higher than I though for a T&C.
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tru tru
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Oh dang! That’s more than I ever got in mine and it was a 3.0l
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Those driver good and as far as efficiency, it’s right in the middle :]
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I dig em :]
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I have no clue. I suck so much when it come to the world of performance upgrades. I could do eBay intakes, not too much more past that lol
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Noticeable MPG gain actually but more than anything, insanely louder induction noise, especially at full VANOS. Sounds like a high revving V8 past 5000rpm
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The big problem is that the dashboard is so efficient. There’s seriously no place to install a gauge that wouldn’t look like a tumor or reduce some other functionality.
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There was one point on this trip where we got the fiesta down to 216 miles estimated on a full tank.
That’s how much we were just sitting at like 5-6k rpm for hours on end.
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The trip computer on my 85 300zx could easily be fooled coasting down a mountain. Could peg it at 999 easily.
Realistic range was probably about 425miles highway before fuel light came on. 19 gallon tank ftw.
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epic! Grandpa sounds like that classic badass person. We need for people like that nowadays
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That little “eco” button is worth about 2 mpg, with the right tires and not driving over 70 mph, you can get really decent mpg.
My Vibe GT gets around 32 highway and when we bought the van our fear was that at 25 mpg (and $3 gas) longer trips would need to be done in the smaller car still, but the gap is within 10%, so the comfort level more than justifies it. If we need more storage and put the roof box on the little car, it drops to 25 mpg, though, so many times the 10% is already accounted for in utility.
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TRD superchager on his LC?
Lol yeah we had a Suburban aka “Se Burlan” back in the day and I remember it took forever to fill up. It was a 91 with an ice chest center console
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Especially if it had any mods. I’d be too tempted to hear the engine roar like every 3 seconds lol :]
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I think it’s because I only drive for about 10 minutes at a time twice a day. So the engine doesn’t get warmed up.
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Yeah, the TRD supercharger, his is a heavy rig though so its kind of a wash until he gets to altitude...where he pulls away from my lighter, regeared 80. Our burb was also supercharger, it was the vortec 454 so those 42 gallons? premium fuel. Ooof.
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That’s true. I had a cargo box on my A6 avant and that use to just ruin the economy. Those ECO buttons are real! I had a 2013 Kio Rio sedan rental from ATL to Columbia SC. That Eco button made it pretty slow but hot dayum it made a difference in economy
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Smiles per gallon, yo!
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On S40, that is true, are there any GIS with them installed that you like?
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425 is very good for that tank size
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Oh sweet thirsty Suburban. Incrediburuuuu
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that’s tru. I-6 takes longer to warm up also
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20 miles because wrx
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Well, it’s only happened once in the 10 years I’ve owned the truck, but I was downright excited to calculate my gas mileage that day (dork!)
I was driving around the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, which is a lot bigger than it looks on the map. Because it’s so sparsely populated, the roads are almost all two lane blacktop (with nary a pothole in sight!). I was also on vacation in no hurry, so I spent the entire day cruising at 55-60 mph, so that’s what it takes to achieve my EPA rating. Probably won’t happen again!
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braaaaaaap!!!!!!
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Yeah, he was an archetypal family farmer. Getting work done was his own reward and he didn’t give a shit how long it took or who he had to drag with him to make shit happen. I didn’t appreciate a lot of what I learned from him till way after he’d passed.
One of my favorite lessons was when I was ~12ish and we were in the truck headed out to a field for something or other and he noticed a fence down. He goes “Damnit, how the fuck is that fence down? Did you know about this, is someone coming to fix it?”. I responded “That’s Buddy’s (my cousin) fault, he hit it with the combine yesterday...I guess he’ll fix it”. He just looked at me and goes: “You will never ever again tell me that
anything
is someone else’s
fault
. You knew it was broken and you neither fixed it nor got someone else to fix it and made sure it was done properly. That makes it
your
fault. Get out and fix it now.” I tried to protest that I didn’t have any tools or lumber or nothing but he just drove off leaving me to hoof it 5 miles back to the house and carry all the supplies back out just carrying them on my back. Oh, and after I got back after dark dinner was cold and I was informed I’d been assigned to clean out the horse stalls before he got out to do his morning rounds which started at like 4am. No sleep that night haha. He abided no excuses.
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them perfect conditions. i’ve never been on that end of the Murica. I just kind of picture lots of land, trees, and either overcast or a very cloudy day for some reason
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It was a beautiful sunny day, but yeah lots of lands and lots of trees. It’s quite pretty up there, and the people are super nice.
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Highest I've ever seen in my Civic is 555. I usually will average around 410-430 in my usual driving.
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random burger joints?
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Legendary Civics are legendary. 555 is incrediburuuu!
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In theory, 28mpg highway X 24 gallon tank = 672 mile range.
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The only way to know that particular lesson is the hard way. “Get shit done and cover ass” was what my dad taught me when I worked for his commercial A/C company
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This one is beautifully done
But it was very labor intensive and I’m pretty sure that the gauge is still blocking some warning lights and such. I don’t know if I have the fab chops to make that kind of setup :(
http://forums.swedespeed.com/showthread.php…
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In that case: gotta do it!!
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Theories, how do they work?
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looks good doe. But yeah you’ll have to maybe pull the DIM out for that
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If only I could write something that was output into the information center...
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AFE makes a chingon one for yours
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too much science for me :]
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Best calculated I’ve seen in my Mazda is 575. Best I’ve actually gotten was 630.
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I think that may be an OPPO record!
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My 2004 Saab 9-5 always says about 425 miles of range but I am lucky to get more than 325 in city driving. The Saab information display is always optimistic.
I used to have a 2004 Volvo v70, and like in your picture, mine would say 495 miles to empty tank after I filled it up every single time. I could maybe squeeze out just over 400 if I really tried.
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Both very true statements.
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Awesome! I’m going to go look.