gas milege
#2
If your floor it most of the time you might not have to worry about gas mileage but perhaps a new head gasket or something lol but to answer your question I drove to the cottage and bac filling up before I left punching it the whole way up there and i got 600k on 91 shell gas
#4
well i filled up a half a tank right now i got about 120 km already and i have just under a lil of a quarter tank left so just trying to see if thats normal but then again i like to punch 85% of the time.. lol
i just got it so might as well enjoy it
i got 135k on a 1994 so im trying to put some kilometers up ..
and about the head gasket i dont worry my brother tracks cars for fun
so im sure he will enjoy the work
besides with 135k i dont think it should be a problem yet
but once it does
good time for a swap
i just got it so might as well enjoy it
i got 135k on a 1994 so im trying to put some kilometers up ..
and about the head gasket i dont worry my brother tracks cars for fun
so im sure he will enjoy the work
besides with 135k i dont think it should be a problem yet
but once it does
good time for a swap
#7
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You will always get better fuel mileage from the first half of the tank (full to half tank), because of how the float sits in the tank. But you should still get around 250 for the first half and about 200 from half to empty.
#12
well i filled up a half a tank right now i got about 120 km already and i have just under a lil of a quarter tank left so just trying to see if thats normal but then again i like to punch 85% of the time.. lol
i just got it so might as well enjoy it
i got 135k on a 1994 so im trying to put some kilometers up ..
and about the head gasket i dont worry my brother tracks cars for fun
so im sure he will enjoy the work
besides with 135k i dont think it should be a problem yet
but once it does
good time for a swap
i just got it so might as well enjoy it
i got 135k on a 1994 so im trying to put some kilometers up ..
and about the head gasket i dont worry my brother tracks cars for fun
so im sure he will enjoy the work
besides with 135k i dont think it should be a problem yet
but once it does
good time for a swap
#15
okay i got about 180 km on a half a tank but that was me flooring it 95% of the time
i dont know if thats good or not you guys let me know
and chris im not burning any oil i know what that looks like because half or my brothers civics were burning oil
i dont know if thats good or not you guys let me know
and chris im not burning any oil i know what that looks like because half or my brothers civics were burning oil
#25
I always put in shell v power. Its cleaner and is probably the best gas (not trying to start a debate). i've heard it from many engine builders and mechanics saying poeple the see that use only shell versus other cars, have "cleaner" engines. Plus my best friends dad is a vp at shell in some division of it, and he is not a bias person, and votes for it too. i dont care bout the extra 2 bucks or less mileage, my car is at almost 280,000 and the orginal owner (car only had one owner when i got it, even have the original acura ownership card thing) and he always used 91 and mostly shell. it doesnt burn one signal bit of oil and its in perfect working order, and passed emissons fine and has never had a new 02 or cat.
#28
yeah. i run only shell, but usually not v-power. never burned oil and never had any problems. pulled the motor a while ago and everything is immaculate inside still. (though i also run synthetic with brand new filter EVERY 5000klm max)
#30
Ya i think shell does have the best gas and sunoco's 94 oct...With higher oct you do get that extra pull in your car its not in your head the higher oct makes it spark faster which makes it more responsive.
#31
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I only use Shell. On the last $20 i put in my car from close to empty, so far I put 285 km's on the $20, and now my fuel light is on again, and that was highway driving mostly, but hard driving at that,lol.
#35
Acurate Paul, the 94 octane actually burns fuel more slowly and is more resistant to detonation, or to use your lingo "spark slower"
#37
#39
But one things for sure, it really wouldnt make sense for the light to come on and only leave you with a couple litres of fuel, people would be getting stuck left and right (especially highway travellors)