LMAO thats just win. lol

well i see ave of around 35-38 as well, but on calm day its past 40. i told my service guy at the dealer i was getting better gas milage then it was rated at a while back and he said "id be carful who i tell that to if i was u." lol so they dont want u to get that good is that it??

 

 

Best milage I got was almost 28 on an all highway trip. Best my display has said was 29.9. Don't know how some of you guys get in the 30's. I drive very sensible and have gone though a whole tank without getting on it once. GMS1 didn't make it better or worst.

 

i get like 33- 34 on the highway bc im always going like 80 haha. around town i get like 30

 

FYI, there are no canadian mpg's. lol. it's L/100km here and the lower the number you get here, the better mileage you get. I get about 7-9L/100km. which i think 7 is around 36 or something. But I have a hard time staying off the throttle so most of the time I end up at around 9 which is in the 20's.

 

actually there is a canadian gallon is different then an american, its stupid, but it is. i dont use it and i dont think anyone does but still. and ya in L iv gotten from 5.8 to 6.6 on a nice day.

 

IMPERIAL gallon...


1 US Gallon= 1.21 Imperial Gallon = 3.78 Liters

I travel...ALOT, the problem is your car is doing the MPG calculation in US Gallons, even cars sold in Canada. You must be calculating at the pump then.

My best so far was from Louisiana to Wisconsin, trip average of 37.8. Stock tune at the time, 37psi front 37 rear, windows down a bit at night, a/c during day, did the trip in nice weather middle of august.

Overall I average 26. I have seen 7.2mpg after a weekend at the track...heh. Anyone go to No Problem Raceway outside of New Orleans?

 

yes, thanks for clearing that up. i didnt know the leter diff in the 2.

 

I don't think the imperial gallon is in Canada though, I think it's those whack ass Britt's is it not?

About the converting: Yes, the car uses US gallons and L/100. I think you can even switch to metric on US cars? Not too sure but I know you can switch to Imperial in a Canadian car even though the default is metric.

 

yes the inperial gallon is in canada, we are still a british colony u know, we still have the queen on our money and all that bs. So yes we do us it. its gay, but oh well. and ya our car shows in u.s mpg as well as metric.

 

no way can i average 30+ MPG...too much fun to accelerate fast. with the GMS1 my highway mileage definitely went up...cruising at about 75 MPH I get about 32-33 on level ground. my average MPG is about 27. I love hearing the whistle of 21 psi.

 

Slightly less due to some parasitic drag from the SC.