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Old Sep 27, 2009, 06:09 PM
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Talking Beat my MPG

Just as the title says see if you can get a better MPG screenshot than me. Mine was had by rolling down a windy hill at 40+mph.

91.7 MPG
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Old Sep 27, 2009, 06:11 PM
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lol I wish I had saved mine from my old WRX, I went down Pike's Peak for a while with no throttle...

99.9 haha, didn't have my X then or I'd challenge your title..
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Originally Posted by MicMcKee
lol I wish I had saved mine from my old WRX, I went down Pike's Peak for a while with no throttle...

99.9 haha, didn't have my X then or I'd challenge your title..
I guess its time for you to take the X up to Pikes Peak then Dont forget your camera!
Old Sep 27, 2009, 06:28 PM
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Haha it was a bit of a trip,

But with views like this it was well worth it,



MD to CO road trip anyone?
Old Sep 27, 2009, 06:38 PM
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when I had my vette, it would read over 90 mpg instant fuel economy when coasting down a hill lol.
Old Sep 28, 2009, 06:36 AM
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That is just instantaneous MPG, which is all mathematically based. Depending on how it was programmed it will have a max displayed number. Its not very accurate and tends to be annoying to watch. As you accelerate, it goes down - no...really?
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I averaged 5.6 on the track on Saturday.
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Congrats
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On my trip back from Florida I was low on gas and getting nervous, but luckily I was mostly heading downhill and even at 75 MPH I was averaging over 40 mpg and easily made it to the next gas station. I'm sure I was paying for it on the way up the mountains though!

You can pretty much max out those MPG calculations by coasting down from higher speeds with no throttle since the injectors are literally turned off.
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Originally Posted by MicMcKee
Haha it was a bit of a trip,

But with views like this it was well worth it,



MD to CO road trip anyone?

Pick me up in Arlington
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Originally Posted by MrBonus
I averaged 5.6 on the track on Saturday.

5.6 track MPG > 90+ downhill MPG
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Yeah that's just the computer basing your MPG on previous miles, once you start to drive and accelerate it's quickly corrected! More or less it's just a figurative number thats often wrong more times than not!
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hahaha thats nice

I have never tried that, I cant manage to keep my foot of the throttle long enough lol

But lets see my best real world mileage, driving from work to home was 27.2mpg I have a pic of it in my cel.
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This thread really wasnt meant as a discussion thread about MPG just a fun thread on who can get a better MPG displayed
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Yea i have a pic of it saying 26 something on my way to work and my drive is alot of city. I normally get around 20-23 if i drive easy .


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