stock TF magna exec. i gun it a fair bit but on average i get around 350-400 a tank.
stock TF magna exec. i gun it a fair bit but on average i get around 350-400 a tank.
I posted somewhere that I gave E10 another go but Maggie drained the tank quick smart.So I decided to put some Mobil 8000 (98 Octane) in the other day and see how she went with that. The DTE at the time said I would get 200km out of what I put in. However, I managed about 260km, which is the equivalent of a one way trip to work for me. Looked promising, so I filled it to the brim with Mobil 8000 yesterday and will post back how many kays I get out of it once it runs out.
Well I pretty much emptied the tank of 98 PULP last night and managed to get precisely one week of driving out of a tank. (Filled up last Thursday night 9/8/2007 and refilled last night but with ULP)
Dist. Travelled 724.4km
Litres of fuel: 64.82 (this was on the receipt)
Litres/100km (average): 9.2L/100 (however the trip computer read between 10.1 & 10.4 all week)
Using google map, I calculated that 22.9km of a one way journey is suburban/town (50-70kph) driving and 44km is freeway (90/110kph). Therefore, 34.2% is suburban with 65.7% freeway for those who care. In summary, the 98 PULP provided no benefit in fuel ecomony over 91 ULP which is what everybody probably already knows. I can get these figures on ULP (best of 789km). Interesting to test it anyway.![]()
yes this is a good result but i was under the assumption that 98 was better for your car then 91??is this true
different thread on the topic...Originally Posted by AaronG1985
cheers,
.wook
my beast - 1:10.686 @ Wakefield - 49.75 @ Fairbairn - 182.5kW @ 7psi
"When you come home smelling like transmission fluid, it's bad, but it's not like hookers and crack!" - Jay Leno
Dist. Travelled 724.4km
Litres of fuel: 64.82 (this was on the receipt)
Litres/100km (average): 9.2L/100 (however the trip computer read between 10.1 & 10.4 all week
To get average fuel consumption figure divade fuel used with kilometres travelled and multiply result with 100.
64.82/724.4=0.0894*100=8.94 or simpler 6482/724.4=8.94
haha, i get 350 a tank if i'm lucky..
i'm yet to get the car looked at
Officer, it's stock. I have no idea what your talking about..
It is too.Originally Posted by i286
I used this calculator but I must have punched in a wrong digit.
https://home.iprimus.com.au/foo7/fuel.html Thanks, I will remember the formula for now on though.
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