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96-00 coupe DX 5speed milage question whats yours running estimatedly?
#1
08-03-2008, 06:09 PM
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Brownsburg, IN 46112
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96-00 coupe DX 5speed milage question whats yours running estimatedly?
ok well i just swaped out my DX cluster to a spare EX cluster i have BUT the gas guage is busted off/ came that way when i bought it last year.
what kinda milage per tank have you been running?
im hoping the fuels low level light works but until it comes on i dont know.LOL
ill try to take it alittle easy on the fun but i have been having alitle fun lately since i just got it on the road
what kinda milage per tank have you been running?
im hoping the fuels low level light works but until it comes on i dont know.LOL
ill try to take it alittle easy on the fun but i have been having alitle fun lately since i just got it on the road
Last edited by addiction2bass; 08-03-2008 at 06:13 PM.
#2
08-03-2008, 06:25 PM
mines a cx but its a 5 spd and its got the same engine. I usually come out to right about 250. but if i put my foot into it a little more than usual I will get around 225. and fill ups are usuall around 9 gallons.
#6
08-04-2008, 01:10 PM
My fill-up is about 8.5-9 gallons and I get around 250 out of it. But, it has a Magnaflow cat-back and AEM CAI that may affect it.
#7
08-04-2008, 01:16 PM
I get around 300-340 miles to a tank and it takes between 9 and 10 gallons to fill my tank depending on how low I let it run before the fill up. My avg mpg is 32, and this is even with a good amount of "spirited" driving on each tank.
In the winter my gas mileage drops a bit tho and I get between 270 and 320 on a tank. You would think cold air would increase efficiency but I guess it doesnt provide enough of a benefit to overcome the fact that it takes more to get a cold engine started initially
In the winter my gas mileage drops a bit tho and I get between 270 and 320 on a tank. You would think cold air would increase efficiency but I guess it doesnt provide enough of a benefit to overcome the fact that it takes more to get a cold engine started initially
#8
08-04-2008, 01:17 PM
I get around 300-340 miles to a tank and it takes between 9 and 10 gallons to fill my tank depending on how low I let it run before the fill up. My avg mpg is 32, and this is even with a good amount of "spirited" 
driving on each tank.
In the winter my gas mileage drops a bit tho and I get between 270 and 320 on a tank. You would think cold air would increase efficiency but I guess it doesnt provide enough of a benefit to overcome the fact that it takes more to get a cold engine started initially
driving on each tank.In the winter my gas mileage drops a bit tho and I get between 270 and 320 on a tank. You would think cold air would increase efficiency but I guess it doesnt provide enough of a benefit to overcome the fact that it takes more to get a cold engine started initially