GSR is a gas eater

[Sergey P.A.]

I am a college student and my budget is kinda tight,

so what I am sain' is I use to have a Civic and now I have a GSR 'teg.

the GSR is eating twice as much gas as my 96 Civic Ex, and I drive same,

post your car's gas milige here,

 

[arpee79]

5 miles per gallon,well it sure hell feels that way.

 

[civicious]

while my civic is dead, im currently driving an 89 nissan pathfinder 4x4.

7 mpg...seriously.



stop whining. you want gas mileage? i got an ls transmission that i'll GIVE you, if you pay for shipping or come pick it up or whatever.

 

[Celerity]

I've driven my Formula for about 3 miles, and it sucked down a 1/4 tank. That's a 32 gallon tank, mind you.

I won't bore you with the non-hondas, but here are my specs:

My CRX averages 40 sometimes 45 mpg. The best I ever got was from the Ohio / PA border to Connecticut, plus some, at 52 mpg. It's incredible.

The Civic gets 30 mpg now, but my cat is dead. I got 40ish with it when I first got it.

I feel cheated when I refill and the trip meter is below 350 miles.

-> Steve

 

[posol]

don't drive so much...

and utilize the 1st, 2nd, 5th technique =)

 

[hatchboy]

or the 2nd,5th technique for those of i with LS's and j1 b16 trannys. short gears lol

 

[silver]

accord averaged 28 mpg local
eclipse gets from 16-20 local..but i think my tires are underinflated
your tires have a lot to do with your mileage, get them fully inflated

 

[dohch22a4]

I get around 220 to 240 miles out of my 10-gallon tank. And that's mashing around the twisties quite regularly. I'm pretty happy with that because I'm in VTEC half the time. Just stay out of VTEC and you should get about the same mileage as your old civic. If the difference is that severe, maybe something is wrong with your car.

 

[92civicb18b1]

I used to get 30-35 miles to the gallon in the LS Civic.
I get about 15-20 in the porsche,
The blown up accord was gettin 25-30.
I used to get 35+ in the saturn when I tried to, or I would get around 30.
Less than 20 in the saab, and it wasn't even fun.
Never checked but guessing around 30 in the old rabbit (I was going to restore it, but just never did)
Like 20-25 in the Dodge Caravan
And I got a whole 6 miles to the gallon in the shitty ass f-100 3 years ago.

 

[Capt. Orygun]

22mpg through the city, b16a2

 

[zaneithan]

Originally posted by Sergey P.A.@Jan 25 2004, 02:04 AM
I am a college student and my budget is kinda tight,

so what I am sain' is I use to have a Civic and now I have a GSR 'teg.

the GSR is eating twice as much gas as my 96 Civic Ex, and I drive same,

post your car's gas milige here,

if you're going to be complaining about a GSR id be more then happy to take it off your hands

 

[kaishaku]

My Accord gets 25 mpg in mixed driving with quite a large amount of mashitude.

 

[TurboMirage]

i get 325-350 in my mirage, even with the enlarged throttlebody and runners.

the 240sx gets about 200-250. exhaust has a hole in it also.

 

[jamesA]

Since I drive for a living right now, I put 70 miles on my car last night, I'm at a 1/4 tank already and I just filled up Thursday morning.

I get anywhere from 20-24 city depending on my driving. I doubt i'll get that good this time, I'm at the 1/4 tank mark with 185 miles on the trip odo... and with that I'm making roughly 18 mpg...

 

[La_Pieuvre]

my civic gets around 30 mpg or about 350 miles to the tank. That is with regular city driving with some high reving a third of the time.

 

[mwvnos]

8mpg on the truck and about 25 on my acura....

 

[bcman]

accord averaged 28 mpg local
eclipse gets from 16-20 local..but i think my tires are underinflated
your tires have a lot to do with your mileage, get them fully inflated

Very true. I get 36 mpg with my d16z6, but when the tires are underinflated it's around 29 mpg.

 

[BigJ]

Right now, running shittily and with a horrible alignment, I get around 22-26 mpg.

 

[JDMilan]

you should get good gas mileage.

 

[tab]

H22A Auto Accord

20 in the city, or thereabouts.

83 Rabbit GTI, mixed driving, a lot of revving, 35.

v-8 S-10, 10-20, depending.