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  1. #205
    got 535km for the first time ever for daily driving last week on mobil 8000... on average i'll get around 450km... most i've clicked was like 600+ on one tank when i went on road trip... i was impressed!!
    EMpire.ONE

    c i v i c - l i z a t i o n

  2. #206
    Quote Originally Posted by EK4R
    how much do weight affect fuel comsumption ?? like how much weight would have a significant fuel affect?
    we talking 10s of kg or 100s of kgs

    Fuel saving tips:

    - Always check your tyre pressure bout every fortnight? - Tyres make a big difference to your fuel consumption, if your tyres r flat you are rolling slower than you would usually meaning u need to accelerate more. I put 32psi on my stock civic

    - Windows up when ur travelling above 70km - too much wind resistance slows ur car down.

    - Get rid of unnecessary weight. Any extra weight makes a difference to any car. Most the people here get shit fuel consumption because they have 2 subs 4 amps etc.. thats like 60-70kg worth of stuff.

    For us Civic drivers, If you've been driving for long enough, you'll notice you have to push ur car a tad bit more when you have a passenger sitting with you and you'll most probably have to floor it up a hill when you're driving 4 people . So how much does the person weigh? That much extra weight causes you to accelerate more, using more fuel.

    And most obviously, smoother acceleration. no need to gun it to get to 60 and stay on 60 . I just love catching up to people at the lights when they gun their cars at every light (people at brisbane who drive on gympie rd would know what i mean, almost have to stop at every light)

    If you follow all of the above, you will most definitely notice improvements in your fuel consumption.

  3. #207
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    I clock about 450 - 500km from about 40 - 45L of Vortex (95 RON) in my 01 civic.

    I've never put anything else in it, so I can't really comment on how much the fuel is helping, but it keeps me happy.

  4. #208
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    thats not alot for the GLI....

  5. #209
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    Who, me? Really? How many should I be making?

  6. #210
    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen
    Who, me? Really? How many should I be making?
    800+...
    JL AUDIO 2005 Honda Civic GLi 'Facelifted' 7th Gen · 07' Autosalon Competitor

  7. #211
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    2001 Honda Civic GLi
    Quote Originally Posted by kinez
    800+...
    Are you serious?? But even with the quoted 7.4L/100km, that works out to be 608Km on 45L. I probably drive it a little harder than they would in test conditions so I think my 500 is perfectly reasonable.

  8. #212
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    i thought the GLI had a alot lower fuel consumption. i guess the later models gave alil more power and lost alil for economy.

    all good saracen. try using 98octane fuel. your get more economy and alil more power at the cost of extra 5cent/litre

  9. #213
    I get about 900Km's per tank, and Im turbo

  10. #214
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    That's insane! What is it, turbo diesel? lol.

    How big is your tank?

  11. #215
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    Car:
    ek
    630kms . ek1. 14" steelies
    12.949 @ 107.71mph
    2.063 60ft on Advan AD08
    EKK20A 142.9kw on 98ron

    its not called stance if you're on spacers..

  12. #216
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    Car:
    17 HR-V VTi-S
    600km on a 45L tank

    car: 98 EK CXI

    edit: your low petrol warning light lights up when you have used up 37L of your tank..

    usually people would go refill then.. but keep in mind you still have 8L in your tank.. and that is approximately another 100kms more you can go b4 u realli need to refill.. that petrol warning light should light up i recon when you have like 2 or 3L left

    i also see peoples talkin about Wieight of your car contributing to using more or less petrol... so getting carbon fibre hoods can reduce some weight too.. but i dunno how much less a CF hood weights compared to a stock hood..
    Last edited by TypeRice; 19-11-2006 at 03:38 PM.

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