Consistent results.
613.8 klm's for 40.11 litres = 6.54 l/100km
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Consistent results.
613.8 klm's for 40.11 litres = 6.54 l/100km
man thats good.
im putting my stock rims back on for a long distance drive over xmass. keen to see what i get.
latest stats 644 kilometres for 41.67 litres
you must drive like a granny!
i only get around 10l/100kms Auto with 4 passenger combined highway/city
Nope, just like our driving school taught me, smooth is fast. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by xenonkuraz
I'd love to know what you guys are doing to get 10l? Stock fd civic? TypeR?? Don't they have bigger engine?
I have my 2007 Civic Sport....2.0 engine.....
i have recorded a few tanks over my last 2 months....
the records show like:
40L drives only around 350km (combine trip with city and highway)
3 tanks also give me a similar result.....and i fill with 98 fuel for these 3 tanks......
last week i try the 95 fuel, and you know, on the fuel meter inside our civic, there are 20 little square which indicates the fuel level...
i just had the trip driven 55km, but it took 4 square already.....=='
which means, the final km driven for this tank, would approximately be less than 300km.......
do u know where is the problem for such a ridiculous fuel consumption?
can i pass this matter to honda? as they claim that the fuel consumption is about 8.7km/100km....i believe they should have the responsiblity for the ridiculous fuel consumption....am i right?
Your consumption sounds terrible. From my experience e10 fuels seems give consistently high mileage. Give it a try. My last tank was 480km with 43L full on city driving...high revving and quick acceleration at most stops
but i think there is no e10 fuel here in WA....Quote:
Originally Posted by xenonkuraz
only 91, 95, and 98.......=='
and, are you driving the FD2 too?Quote:
Originally Posted by xenonkuraz
and what about the fuel consumption when u fill with fuels like, 95 or 98?
Yes i drive a manual fd2. If yours is auto the consumption might be higher. I've never used 95 but when I use 98 I usually get the same or less mileage compared to e10
I think if it's not your driving habit to blame then there must be a problem with your car. Best to get the dealer to check it as we would only be guessing here