The 97 is my original GP, replaced by the 00 when the body fell off the old one... Both driven by me.
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08-05-2008
The 97 is my original GP, replaced by the 00 when the body fell off the old one... Both driven by me.
08-05-2008
ive noticed the hot weather does give better MPG. during the day at about 95-98* i can get upward of 35+mpg at 70mph. at night once it cools to about 70* i get about 30mpg. acording to my DIC
08-06-2008
me im gettin around 26.7 with a 55 mile drive each way to work also 400 miles to a tank.
08-06-2008
29.2 mpg on the fillup today. That is just my daily commute.
08-18-2008
Best I've gotten so far was this weekend. 300+ mile trip, all highway, 70mph. 27.7MPG...
08-18-2008
Tuned?Originally Posted by BackInBlack
Best I've gotten so far was this weekend. 300+ mile trip, all highway, 70mph. 27.7MPG...
Any mods?
What were you bassing your info off of? DIC?
I have seen worse for sure. Thats not too bad in my opinion. But im sure it could improve in some way.
08-20-2008
Bone stock. DIC is close enough to my math to be considered in the ballpark. I still get a random sulfur smell from the cat, so I suspect that it's the main culprit, though the dealer won't touch it until it throws a code...
08-19-2008
In this hot muggy missouri summer weather, and the crummy 10% Ethanol that seems to be seeping it's way into all the gasoline here....I've been averaging a best of 22 this summer. I'm not happy at all, but it's the best I can do with what I've got.
08-19-2008
wow i feel great bout my mileage....i get around 32 on highway pushin 75 mph...but city miles suck...maybe around 23 give or take
08-20-2008
Really? Well if you have access to a tuner make it throw a code.
08-20-2008
I thought the same exact thing.Really? Well if you have access to a tuner make it throw a code.
08-23-2008
on my gtp i get about 17 city, and upwards of 31 on the highway
08-28-2008
How about unplugging the downstream O2 sensor for a bit? (No access to a tuner)
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