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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: far from Moab but will be back. surrounded by baguettes and cheese.
Car: 05 manual XTL
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Couple mods done: ---> LCP Perrin. ---> K&N panel filter. ---> Whiteline rear swaybar. ---> AVO adjustable rear endlinks ---> AVO reinforced brackets ---> Rallitek overload springs ---> 00-04 KYB rear struts ---> U-Haul hitch. ---> Big 3 done (1/0 gauge) ---> MMATS PRO AUDIO D3000.1 amp ---> MMATS Dreadnaut 15 ---> LA amp for mids/highs S2.300.1 ---> Soundstream pre amp |
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Rockdale
Car: 1999 Outback Limited 5MT
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On my 99OB with 5MT, I mainly get about 23-28. On a 816 mile drive on I-20 I got an average of 26. On a 15 gallon tank if you try and get about 100 miles on a quarter tank, you will most of the time get about 28mpg. I had a 96 from a dealer witht he 4EAT and it alwas got 23mpg no matter what I did. Even on a 300 mile round trip.
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: AZ
Car: 97 Legacy Outback, 04 WRX, 88 DL
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I commute 75 miles to work every day, over a mountain that climbs from home (3500') to the peak of the mountain pass (7200') and down to work (5000'). On the up hand I've gotten rather good at coasting either in gear with engine breaking or in neutral which has made up for most of the cost of climbing over the hill. I still routinely pull 28-29 mpg in the 97 2.5L 5MT OBW but can get 32-33 in the 97 2.2L 5MT Impreza.
Here is a vid of someone driving over Mingus Mountain, the mountain I traverse 5x per week! http://youtu.be/IR9Z174oiIg PS, how do you embed a video off YT? Embed code doesn't work... |
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2012 OB 2.5i summer blend fuel = 29.7 average for the first 23,000 miles @ mostly 55-65 mph commuting. Winter blend fuel 26.5 mpg. My 2009 4 cyl. Venza never saw better than 25mpg no matter how I tried. My OB just hit 29,890 miles yesterday...things are good. |
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2012 2.51 PZEV
With 5000 miles on the clock I am getting only 19 to 20 mpg. That however is inner city driving not much freeway. I wonder if the PZEV has anything to do with my poor mileage. From what I understand the PZEV is a catalytic converter mod as well as the computer which controls combustion etc. Thoughts? |
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Join Date: Dec 2012
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I have a 06 outback wgn XT and I am only getting about 13 miles to the gallon. Can you give me some suggestions where to start. I don't have a lead foot and live in the city. I bought the car from a dealer as a trade-in not certified in Dec 2012. I have been driving cautiously to get an accurate mpg number and I keep coming up with only about 12.3 to 13.5 ?
Please help ! Thx Aaron |
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Vancouver, WA
Car: Well a few actually. 2013 3.6 Ltd' SAP
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I'm from around the Portland Or. area and have been steadily averaging 22.6 mpg on my 3.6 calculated by hand.
The computer readout saying 23.4 I went up to Tacoma and back and yielded just about 27. |
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My PZEV always gets 29-33 mpg. My wife drives 99.0% highway with a little stop and go on the return trip. 122 miles round trip a day,but then again she drives like a little old lady within 10 of the limit and is very easy on the starts. I don't think the car has ever seen 4,000 rpm. Uses zero oil with Amsoil SYN |
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