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Re: Compare your fuel consumption
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My old A14 with twin 45's used to get 30mpg on trips and around 15-20mpg around town. The Ca18det on a trip would regulary see 30-35 mpg but when giving heaps would use heaps I did 230km on 20 litres driving to eastern creek and used 32 litres doing 16 laps but who cares how much fuel you use at WOT

Posted on: 2005/10/13 3:41
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Re: Compare your fuel consumption
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Looks like we are in the same boat Lemonhead - who said motorsport was expensive

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Our fuel consumption calculation on the Sunny rallycar is 3km's/litre, even with that we've had some close scares with running out of fuel.

Posted on: 2005/10/12 22:14
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32-34 mpg. I go around 280-300 miles between fill-ups.

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Well with a mildy tuned GX A12 I'm getting 16/17 MPG on the track. Car never sees below 5000 RPM's and runs to 8000. By comparison my Showroom Stock Miata I raced got 9 MPG on track.....ouch
When the 1200 was a street car seems like it was 30ish in town and about 35 on the highway.

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Posted on: 2005/10/12 19:09
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dats 4km/l

damn dats bad...

Posted on: 2005/10/12 10:16
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25 litres per 100 Klms in stage during a rally
I'm glad its not my daily driver

Posted on: 2005/10/12 1:08
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I get about 25 mpg. I'm sure I could get higher if i drover slower and got the weber tuned 100%

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Re: Compare your fuel consumption
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LOL I'm coming in last with a bone stock A12 with loads of blow-by, 40s and header/exhaust.... 8km per liter. That's with the A/C on though... with it off I can go down 20 on the idle jets, so that's probably the source of the problem.

Hopefully all that will change with the coming motor change to a 1300cc A12, I don't think the current motor is very efficient.

My 1500 A14 with MSRs, wild cam, worked head, exhaust, high comp. get's 12km/liter in a ute with a 4.1 back when it had a 4 speed.

Posted on: 2005/10/11 13:21
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Worked a14 with 4speed and 4.1 ute diff I got 10l per 100km so 400km out of a full tank filled up and there was only 2l left at (380km). Give it a bit of gas though and the twin Su's slurp it down. Still reasonable though for the hard work its doing.

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