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Old 06-16-2005, 10:50 PM   #1
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Holy hell in a handbag, what are you getting for gas mileage out of these things ?! It's like a fucking Expedition !


It's going to get about 225 miles from this tank, which is horrendous. That's like 17 mpg, which was the point at which I rebuilt the 4Runner - Because of the poor mileage

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With my mods and tune, I'm getting about 300-320 miles from a full tank, depending on how I drive it. I've got the stock turbo and injectors, and a host of bolt-ons mods.

Sounds like there's a problem, but as far as tracking it.....I guess you just go about the normal methods. Try some fuel injector/engine cleaner (BG's?), make sure tires are at the correct pressure, etc.

You're filling the tank with 91/93, correct?
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i don't have a WRX, but I get ~260-280 to a 16.4 G tank if I'm hard on the audi. I've seen 350 with mostly highway with 40-50 or more miles at 120+...then I ran out of gas.
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i don't have a WRX, but I get ~260-280 to a 16.4 G tank if I'm hard on the audi. I've seen 350 with mostly highway with 40-50 or more miles at 120+...then I ran out of gas.
I think the point of the thread was to find out what other WRX owners are getting for mileage, but...

Since you posted your average, I'll post mine. :P

In the Q-ship I get about 250-300 miles out of a full tank. I think the tank is 18 or so gallons. Costs 45 bucks to fill it up (it takes 91) but that's cause 91 is hovering at 2.50/gallon right now.
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that sucks, gas is like 2.05-2.11 for 89, 2.15+ fr 91

$30 something to fill mine.
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shit, that's it?

87 = 2.30/gal

89 = 2.40/gal

91 = 2.50/gal
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thats the cheaper places. I've seem regular 87 around 2.20 in jersey.

NY is a different story. I don't buy gas there but passing by, its like 2.28 for 87.


I couldn't justify paying $41 for a full tank. I'd have to fill up every other day unless I went to work and back and that's it.
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Looks like I have a problem.
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haah that sucks its like
89 - $2.08
91 - $ 2.13
93 - $2.18

haha sucks for you guys!
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At the low end fuel here is
87 - $2.15
89 - $2.25
91 - $2.35
With a +$0.10 fluctuation.

Anyway, I've been talking to some owners and reading around on the web and they are reporting 17-23mpg, with a RARE claimed 25mpg in the mix. I am not amused.

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At the low end fuel here is
87 - $2.15
89 - $2.25
91 - $2.35
With a +$0.10 fluctuation.

Anyway, I've been talking to some owners and reading around on the web and they are reporting 17-23mpg, with a RARE claimed 25mpg in the mix. I am not amused.

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Whats the factory mpg claim? I thought like 20-23mpg or 22-25mpg.
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Yeah, those are the ranges. 22 City, 25 highway. That's what I would expect from a turboed AWD car. But the first tank of gas, dealer "installed" was more than likely the wrong octane (Cheap) and the A/C was on. Not too mention, not too experienced with the car. Now it has a real tank of gas, and the weather is nicer than the heat wave. It may get better, we'll see.

I need to install gauges in the car so I can actually know what I'm doing to the intake manifold.

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haah that sucks its like
89 - $2.08
91 - $ 2.13
93 - $2.18

haha sucks for you guys!

89 - $1.94
91 - $2.04
93 - $2.20ish (little hard to find)
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the sti is a pig, i'll tell you that much. 14 gallon tank, and it lasts me about 200 miles. lol

and thats just normal driving.

boosting hard all the time, i'd be lukcy to see 100 miles out of the tank,.
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100 miles out of a 14-gallon tank?

Damn, boy, that's like 14 miles to the gallon! My V8 gets better than that! Shit, my 460 might even do better!
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if i'm hard on the audi, I get 15-17 mpg. I'm hard on it more than I should be too.
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Looks like I have a problem.
over here itz about the same
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it cost me 16.00 to fill my d16z6 hatchback
but fort he accord
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you're lucky.

It was $36 to fill today cause I was no where near an El Cheapo station.

This has nothing to do with audis or hondas though.

AND....its time for an oil change already. I've put like 3100 miles on that bitch already.
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No it isn't. Even regular old fossil oil is good to 5k miles or more.

The 3000 mile myth is dead. Changing your oil that fast actually PROMOTES engine wear in some cases. By all means change the filter, but changing the oil that fast is just wasteful.
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nah i have to...I don't know when it was last changed, so I just waited 3k more miles. It could be at 5-6k for all I know.

After this I probably won't change it for 5-6k more or... uhh 2 months.
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F that. i still try to change mine every 2k if i'm hard on it (in the honda at least). the suby, i don't care... i go when they tell me too-- thats their 7 year service plan, i'll stick to it
but even then, its every 3750... not 5k.
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at like $2.12 or something, it cost me $18 to fill up the miata. i put in $20 of the same $2.12 in mommy's accord and it went between 3/4 and half
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I wish it cost $18 to fill the Audi. But $18 at reasonable speeds and conservative shifting will last probabaly 180-200 miles or so. But I don't drive it like that, the way I drive it, it'll last 150 if I'm lucky.

I could have made it to the gas station today if I didn't do 85 mph.
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Civic, half tank = 215 miles today. I love that car.

WRX is due for a fill up again. Both got gas on Sunday and both go about the same miles every week.

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there HAS to be someway out of this. This mileage is as bad as a Dodge Magnum. It's the same as a fuckin hemi durango. I'm looking into slowly building a motor over the course of a few years. Something cryoed.
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Old 06-23-2005, 04:59 PM   #25
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i dunno, i dont really beat on the miata. i redline it every once in a while, but its kinda weird sometimes. when i first got it, if the rpm's dropped to fast, it would stall, it doesn't stall anymore, but it gets close to stalling sometimesand the whole car starts to shake. it ticks, if i merk in it for a bit, it'll stop ticking and run nice, but then later on it would tick even louder. it also sounds like there is something wrong with the clutch, makes a shaking sound when your not pushing the pedal down, but when you push it, it gets all quiet and all you here it the ticking. i love taking turns and driving on twisty roads though. fucking awesome handling.
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