| elerico |
27liters
258 km ?
good or not ?
37 liters
355 km ? |
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| njjoe |
Let's see...
258 km @ 27 liters = 22.48 MPG (US)
355 km @ 37 liters = 22.57 MPG (US)
Was this all highway driving or part city driving? If it was all highway driving, then at what speed?
-njjoe |
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| elerico |
highway
@ 120-130 km
whats the difference between imprerial MPG and US MPG ??
tks
eric g |
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| njjoe |
quote:
Originally posted by elerico
whats the difference between imprerial MPG and US MPG ??
1 miles/gallon(UK) = 0.8326742 miles/gallon(US)
And conversely...
1 miles/gallon(US) = 1.2009499 miles/gallon(UK)
-njjoe |
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| njjoe |
e-
Getting 22.5 MPG while running 78 MPH is pretty good for the MO.
Once you get above 60 MPH the air resistance really begins to takes it's toll on the MO.
-njjoe |
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| elerico |
so, what we use here in america ?
imperial or us
and WHY ! |
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| njjoe |
quote:
Originally posted by elerico
so, what we use here in america ?
imperial or us
and WHY !
America? Where in America? In the US the most often used measurement is Miles Per Gallon (MPG). I assume in Canada it is liters/100 km.
Why do we use US and not Imperial? Because we kicked the British out 231 years ago. :2:
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| elerico |
| pouhahahahahahhaha |
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| Kris |
quote:
Originally posted by njjoe
Why do we use US and not Imperial? Because we kicked the British out 231 years ago. :2:
-njjoe
Joe, you are not British, are you? ;)
Oh, I forgot you are an American! :D |
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| Kris |
elerico
I used to get 24 - 25 mpg while driving 75 mpg...... |
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| Stoker |
Elerico
That is great fuel economy for winter driving, however I do not know where you live. I have averaged 14 lts/100km with the ambient temperature of -26C, all city driving. I would like to get your fuel economy but I only see that in the summer. |
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| Stoker |
Elerico
Beautiful part of the world you live in. Hopefully you have not been geeting the freezing rain that I hear hit TO the other day. |
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| elerico |
yah
but since two years
we got some ice and snow in july ! |
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