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Old May 22, 2004
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700km on a stick 7th gen???
i dont know man, i try baby the whole tank on my 7th gen (auto) and the best i got was 550km on a 45L tank (Sunoco 87)

on my GTI 1.8T, it is a 55L tank (Sunoco 94 only) and i get around 620-650km a tank (sometimes i step on it and release the boost) but still

i guess u have a special 7th gen cuz i never heard anyone got over 650km out of a 7th gen

shifting at 3000rpm is grandma driving....LOL
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Old May 22, 2004
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iamfob: is your 1.8t manaul or auto
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Old May 23, 2004
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With gas prices @ 93.9 close to where I live... it's best to shift @ 3000 and grandma shift.
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my 1.8T is stick
well 93.9 is regular, feel my pain when u have to pump Sunoco 94 Ultra at $1.02/litre

so please don't complain about your 45L tank costs money to fill up with regular octane gas...i got no choice but 94 octane because my turbo chip required 93 or higher octane or the car wont run as efficient
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Don't we get some sort of tax break with all these gas prices anyways? I run the a/c with the windows open very efficent LOL I gotta stop doing that.

Those driveshafts are sweet one more year of school and I'll be looking into swap options.
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Old May 23, 2004
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Originally Posted by NoSpleeny
The RSX Type S uses 9.7/6.9 liters for every hundred kilometers for highway/city respectively.

Our civics use what... 7.5/5.5 liters? If gasoline is going to reach a dollar a liter for bronze.. I hope you're ready to spend a lot more on gasoline.

You'll end up filling up premium on your Type S engine... you'll get like 500 km a tank if you're lucky.
With the D17 engine, you'll be getting 700 km per tank if you're lucky. That's 200 km difference. Not to mention a full tank of 50 liters will cost you $5 each time.

Over 3500 km... Assuming a dollar a liter and running right down to the petro fumes... your D17 will cost you $250 of gasoline. ($50 x 5 fillups)

Over 3500 km... Assuming a dollar a liter for bronze and running down to the petro fumes... Your K20A2 will cost you $385 of gasoline. ($50 + $5 [premium is 10 cents more than bronze] x 7 fillups)

That is a difference of $135.

Over a course of 100000 km. You can save yourself $3847.50 in gasoline. (This assumes the price does not exceed or drop below $1/liter for bronze). If gas prices go to where they are in the UK.. $2 a liter... You're gonna spend $8000 extra on gasoline. I dunno about you.. but saving $4000 over a 4 year period (100000 km is usually 4 years of driving) can be put toward a nicer car than a Civic with a nice engine it.

You know what they say... You can only go as fast as the car in front of you

Just to make you aware... the RSX-S engine at high rpms.. I'm pretty damn sure uses TONNES more gas than what it's saying there.. I'd be pretty safe to say you'll be getting 400 km per tank if you're lucky That'll cost you $481.25 in gasoline (an added cost of $231.25 over 3500 km... an extra cost of $6607.14 over 100000 km). heh.

I'm not trying to flame you. I'm just trying to logic it out with you before you start helping the bottom line profits of the big oil companies.
You know those Ministry fuel Eco #s are not comparable to real world right? I call BS on you once again. I offered to swap cars w/you b4 and you said you lied about your fuel economy. Your civc isn't luxury by any means and if you hang w/girls impressed by a Non-Vtec Sohc at 4000RPM they must be in grade school. Now a B20/B16 Hybrid in a DelSol revving 9000RPM is sweet. I know of one.
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Originally Posted by BellaRSport
I call BS on you once again. I offered to swap cars w/you b4 and you said you lied about your fuel economy. Your civc isn't luxury by any means and if you hang w/girls impressed by a Non-Vtec Sohc at 4000RPM they must be in grade school. Now a B20/B16 Hybrid in a DelSol revving 9000RPM is sweet. I know of one.
damn...pwned
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Originally Posted by BellaRSport
You know those Ministry fuel Eco #s are not comparable to real world right? I call BS on you once again. I offered to swap cars w/you b4 and you said you lied about your fuel economy. Your civc isn't luxury by any means and if you hang w/girls impressed by a Non-Vtec Sohc at 4000RPM they must be in grade school. Now a B20/B16 Hybrid in a DelSol revving 9000RPM is sweet. I know of one.
I don't recall you offering to swap cars with me before. You must be confusing me with somebody else.

Those ministry fuel numbers I know are kinda off... they're usually "better" than real world.

But than again.. I still get my 41 mpg on average according to the fuel log book I have on the Togasprices.com site. That's close to 800 km if I run the tank dry.

I know I was stoned out of my mind last night when I typed some replies but I know I never said anything about my car being luxury.

And listen sunshine.. my motto is NOT like your "get there before the hair"... so...
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Old May 25, 2004
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i still doubt u can sequeeze out close to 800km from your 45L tank in your 02 LX.

i guess we should have a poll in Can East and see what's everyone's avg KM in a tank.

i will start first..
Best = 570km
Avg = 530-540km

continue here pls
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Our tanks are 50L large.

Average 630 km.
Best 770 km.
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Old May 25, 2004
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i got 700km once.
with fuel injector cleaner all highway driving.
AT
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