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MPG on a CIS
There was a "3.2 MPG thread" and it appears that the Motronics get better MPG.
MIKE635 supposedly was getting 27MPG on his CIS. I get 19 MPG ![]() ![]() What do you guys get? P.S., How many gallons does a factory '83 SC tank hold? Thanks. W |
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16 mpg or so punching it around town. Got 25 once w/windows closed on freeway at sustained 80-90 mph. I also have SSIs. 20 gal. gas tank. Yeah, Carreras get mo betta mileage but don't have the fun throttle response of CIS
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I average 15 mpg on mine. But my right foot weighs 1,000 pounds.
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Oh, I know! I bought the damned car for fuel economy - boy am I disappointed!!
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I get 27-28 mpg on the highway with my bone-stock SC (that's a lot of range on road trips). I've never bothered to try to get a measure for around-town driving.
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For the record, I get a pretty regular 21-22MPG with my bone-stock 3.2 in mixed, but predominantly freeway, driving ... not sure how the 28MPG crowd accomplishes their task.
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p.s. mine is a RoW with SSI's Perhaps there is a difference in the US version?
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on freeway at a constant 70 mph with old CIS & 2.7 was 25-26 mpg.
same routine in a stock '88 3.2 was 24-25 mpg.
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I get 15-16 around town (thanks for making me not feel bad, DGlenn). I have gotten 24 highway at constant 70mph but that was with airpump and cat installed but really, really lean--which I've of course fattened up since then.
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I get about 16mph too. ROW with SSI's as well. Rock on.
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20 mpg, all stock with the exception of a test pipe.
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Yeah! Like 9.8:1 cr & 20 hp more than U.S. spec.? (33 hp more w/SSIs & sport muffler).
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16 mpg in combined driving. I've owned my SC for almost five years now and its fuel efficiency has been the same throughout.
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honestly, my car is all over the place. one time, driving to thunderhill, i was following another pelican. we had a day of tracktime planned and we were hecka early. therefore we both just putted along. no faster than 65. i filled up when i left, and at the chevron by the track, i calc'd 33 mpg. i was stunned and so was my buddy. at the track i got 13! hehehe. i typically get 18 in combined driving.
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25 highway and 10 at the track in my 80 SC.
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I got about 20-24 in my '79 SC. Getting a few more MPG with the C2 but it runs on Premium!
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when i first got it I saw 24 to 26 mpg - then added ssi's and an oe sport exhaust and advanced the cam timing a hair and it is around 18 if I mostly behave. Seen it dip as low as 14 on spirited driving days
mine is a ROW car as well
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straight highway I get mid to upper 20's, stock motor cis, with ssi's/exh bkdate. city/overall average I'd estimate 19-21
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Checked my SC while returning from RennSport Renuion III... averaged 25.6 @ 75-80 MPH north bound I-95. 1st time I've logged the fuel mileage... purchased the car in May 98.
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