Worst gas mileage ever!
#32
#33
Have done most everything other than plugs thus far (will be doing those tomorrow), new air filter, cleaned TB and MAF, tires at max psi, new hubs on front, new tires all around, changed oil, AT trans flush, and the car throws NO codes. Just had a new radiator and thermostat installed as well, not that those will alter mpg greatly. I keep excellent maintenance on the car and it's a clean stock 2005, no mods (at least not until the extended warranty expires, considering an Osiris tune from IntecRacing in the meantime).
The thing runs great other than the crummy mpg, I am hopeful that the plugs will yield some positive results. If not maybe it's time for some HFC's.
Jason
#34
Honestly I rarely really get on it, once in a while when on the freeway maybe but the car hardly sees the freeway (maybe once a week). No denial, if I drove it hard I would agree that I deserve the crappy mpg. Not complaining here, just want to see some better mpg (especially with gas prices climbing). I don't expect it to run like it's new but an extra 5 mpg would make me very happy, 300 miles from each tank would be great compared to what I get now.
Have done most everything other than plugs thus far (will be doing those tomorrow), new air filter, cleaned TB and MAF, tires at max psi, new hubs on front, new tires all around, changed oil, AT trans flush, and the car throws NO codes. Just had a new radiator and thermostat installed as well, not that those will alter mpg greatly. I keep excellent maintenance on the car and it's a clean stock 2005, no mods (at least not until the extended warranty expires, considering an Osiris tune from IntecRacing in the meantime).
The thing runs great other than the crummy mpg, I am hopeful that the plugs will yield some positive results. If not maybe it's time for some HFC's.
Jason
Have done most everything other than plugs thus far (will be doing those tomorrow), new air filter, cleaned TB and MAF, tires at max psi, new hubs on front, new tires all around, changed oil, AT trans flush, and the car throws NO codes. Just had a new radiator and thermostat installed as well, not that those will alter mpg greatly. I keep excellent maintenance on the car and it's a clean stock 2005, no mods (at least not until the extended warranty expires, considering an Osiris tune from IntecRacing in the meantime).
The thing runs great other than the crummy mpg, I am hopeful that the plugs will yield some positive results. If not maybe it's time for some HFC's.
Jason
#35
#36
Wow...I would definitely say something is wrong, I easily get 300 miles to a tank, and probably could get more because it only take me about 17-18 gallons to fill up again, if I let it get that empty. I just installed a SC, and still get 300 - oil, that's a different story. Hopefully after my tune next week, I'll be cool.. I also have a 2005 coupe. Have you had anybody investigate why you burning so much gas? You're not carrying any bodies in the trunk are you?
Jason
#37
I think we have a winner! Holy crap man! I know these cars don't get good gas mileage but thats just insane!!! I hope(for your sake) those plugs do help you out! I drive 80% city and usually get about 17 mpg.
#39
#40
I'm really amazed at how bad some of your guys' gas mileage is.
As a little "test" I filled up my 2004 G35x and drove her almost abusively to see what kind of mileage i would get. I mean she saw 5k RPM's on every street (I don't normally drive like that but god damn was it fun.)
I went 210 miles on 15 gallons exact. That's 14mpg in an AWD model, ALL city.
I just filled her back up today and I'm not taking her over 2.5k and i'll post the results when i get them.
As a little "test" I filled up my 2004 G35x and drove her almost abusively to see what kind of mileage i would get. I mean she saw 5k RPM's on every street (I don't normally drive like that but god damn was it fun.)
I went 210 miles on 15 gallons exact. That's 14mpg in an AWD model, ALL city.
I just filled her back up today and I'm not taking her over 2.5k and i'll post the results when i get them.
#41
I'm really amazed at how bad some of your guys' gas mileage is.
As a little "test" I filled up my 2004 G35x and drove her almost abusively to see what kind of mileage i would get. I mean she saw 5k RPM's on every street (I don't normally drive like that but god damn was it fun.)
I went 210 miles on 15 gallons exact. That's 14mpg in an AWD model, ALL city.
I just filled her back up today and I'm not taking her over 2.5k and i'll post the results when i get them.
As a little "test" I filled up my 2004 G35x and drove her almost abusively to see what kind of mileage i would get. I mean she saw 5k RPM's on every street (I don't normally drive like that but god damn was it fun.)
I went 210 miles on 15 gallons exact. That's 14mpg in an AWD model, ALL city.
I just filled her back up today and I'm not taking her over 2.5k and i'll post the results when i get them.
I thought of doing something like this but I've had my G for only about a month so theres no way I'm not gonna have some fun lol. Please let us know your results though. I'm very interested.
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