how do you fill 45L tank with 50$ of fuel?is this 91RONQuote:
Originally Posted by project_sokudo
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how do you fill 45L tank with 50$ of fuel?is this 91RONQuote:
Originally Posted by project_sokudo
I've seen 98 for sale for 1.27 so it's not uncommon
Should you be filling your s2000 with 91 95 or 98? looking at getting an S2K
95 minimum, 98 is recommended
I'd go with 98 with most performance cars and right now in WA it's hhheeeellll cheap for fuel anyayQuote:
Originally Posted by Yoreno
yeah 98 give more push me in car feel
and cheap as chups
Not sure about that. Simply I didn't vtec unless I'm overtaking or out on a fun drive... Numbers above don't account for fun drive...Quote:
Originally Posted by Torell
I just used to slot it into 6th whenever I'm driving at speeds 60 and above as long as its flat (at 60).
Lol yeh I get low mileage too when I show no mercy to the typeR.
Cheapest 98 I've seen is $1.09 @ metro padstow on the way to national park.
Something along the way in my daily commute I've seen,
~$1.17 @ shell livo hume hwy.
lol fack
i paid 129.9 for 98
tfw when forgot to fill on cheap day
Yh I just fill up today 98 1.27 because jum ballin euro abo
Your mileage will vary depending on how you drive it! Keep in mind that it is a high performance engine and is capable of burning quite a lot of petrol while in VTEC.
Based on my experience, I'd expect approximately the figures below. I've used 40L, as if you run it right down to 45L you risk the jerry can walk of shame.
Highway: 9L/100K (444K from 40L)
City - You hit VTEC on weekends: 11L/100K (363K from 40L)
City - You hit VTEC driving to the end of the street and have an intake mod: 15L/100K (266K from 40L)
I've found that the S2000 is pretty sensitive to intake changes, with any deviation from stock almost always resulting in a drop in fuel economy. Of course if you have other mods this may make sense, or you might just love to frighten small children with the noise...