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Re: fuel consumption

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PHIL069 wrote:
Sahin wrote:Deffinately more then 65 litre tank lol I put in 64.4 liters in today and wasn't even on solid fuel light...
This insert is from the Mitsubishi FTO Technical Information Manual
Is that from the 1998 model manual? Maybe they made the tank bigger from the late 97 model up?
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Same tank all models/ years.
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I f**ken asked this a couple years ago asking if their was a long range tank or something
But you guys paid me out.

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silverGPX wrote:I f**ken asked this a couple years ago asking if their was a long range tank or something
But you guys paid me out.

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bass_twitch wrote:
silverGPX wrote:I f**ken asked this a couple years ago asking if their was a long range tank or something
But you guys paid me out.

Tossers.
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El oh el
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Bennoz wrote:
bass_twitch wrote:
silverGPX wrote:I f**ken asked this a couple years ago asking if their was a long range tank or something
But you guys paid me out.

Tossers.
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Fkn Gen Y. :facepalm2:
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Astron_Boy wrote:Fkn Gen Y. :facepalm2:
says the guy who has "trolling Gen Y" as his nametag? :lol:
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It would be funny if he was born after 1980.
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It would be.
But I don't think it is personally.
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Bennoz wrote:
rock_it wrote:
Bennoz wrote:As predicted, I was running on fumes by Golburn, 410 kays to the tank :lol:
That is more than I get in the Evo..
That's 100% country driving though :oops:
That's 14L/100km bennoz, so not too bad for what you're running under the bonnet.

I love having a diesel. Averaging 9L/100km at 105km/h. 2.5L 4cyl pushing 2T of lifted, aerodynamic-as-a-brick truck through the air.

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We've used two thirds of a tank, and about ~500Kms driven, does that seem right for a stock GPX?
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Technikhaus wrote:We've used two thirds of a tank, and about ~500Kms driven, does that seem right for a stock GPX?
I read this somewhere before :lol:

:cheers: It sounds good, If I drive hard (not spirited :roll: ) I get Approx 550-600Kms a tank, Cruising Approx 800Kms a tank.
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You Gen Y'd this thread didn't you?

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Approx 35lts = 1 hour racing at Bathurst 8) :lol:
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My consumption was 8.8L per 100k's this week.. Squeezed just over 600k to the tank.. And it only took 53.5ltr of petrol..
I just had to add it ......
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The Mirage tank is only 50L. But seems to be doing ok compared to everyone else. Running the Mirage O2 sensor too 8O
Might be a weight thing too...
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Fordman wrote:Image
The Mirage tank is only 50L. But seems to be doing ok compared to everyone else. Running the Mirage O2 sensor too 8O
Might be a weight thing too...
What ap is that?
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Re: fuel consumption

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Astron_Boy wrote:Same tank all models/ years.
So true! There is only one tank!!! Why do people always think they have something special? Its either you are filling past the first click or ya got ripped off.

I know from my car juddering from a lack of fuel to the first click was 56-58 litres I cannot remember.
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