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it pains me to ask this question but when you do as much commuting as me lol highway cruising has anyone noticed a massive drop in gas mileage now they have the s/c? and will i have to run on 91 or 94 octane all the time or can i have it set to run on regular gas 87 or 89 octane ? its hard to find good 94 here, everytime i get it i have massive (ping) problems thanks alot all
Casey39er
10-11-07, 09:03 AM
I have been running with my super charger since January. With a conservative tune using 91 octane I have been getting between 12.9 and 13.5 mpg with City / Highway driving.
You can see the rest of the set up in my sig.
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With the Procharger on my car if I didn't beat on it I got 17-18 on the highway and about 15 on the street. 2000GT D1 Procharger and exhaust only.
I did go on a cruise to Globe which is kinda like a little mountain type town out here. A lot of curves, very hilly, did 110mph consistantly and got 19mpg!!!!
The L gets crap mileage. I get about 13-14 doing the same driving I did in the car.
thanks alot, right now if i switch to mpg on the highway im getting 24-26mpg cruising bout 65-70mph gotta be careful here now new laws anything over 50kmh over the limit they sieze ya car and up to 10,000 dollar fine lol and ya dont get it back!!!! is my understanding of it haa haa
Ethan@S3M
10-11-07, 10:45 AM
Supercharger and Gas Mileage should never be used in the same sentence.
haa haa when you commute as much as me thou its just a fact of life lol want the toys but need some sort of decent gas mileage!
I have a 2006 GT vert with a magnacharger running 10 psi, long tube and manaflow exhaust and auto. I picked up about 1 mpg with the supercharger as long as I drive normally. I have about a 45 mile commute one way. I'm guessing the improvement in mileage came from the tune and the magnacharger has a bypass valve so they claim the supercharger has almost no drag at cruise.
forensicsteve
10-12-07, 09:04 AM
Last year, I had a Procharger and the stock 5 speed manual. I went on an 800 mile road trip (mostly highway) and got 24.9 mpg for the whole trip. Keep in mind that was a centrifugal and boost comes in quite late (>3800 rpms). You can drive around all day and never go into boost.
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