Mpg?

[santarulz]

what are the stock mpg for 2g GST and GSX?

 

[gstspyder1998]

I think about 22-25 mpg. Check the VFAQ.com.

 

[InferiorWang]

check carpoint.msn.com. It will tell you for different years, engines, and transmissions. Just go into the research used cars section

 

[Enigma_Man]

What do people get for actual real life miles-per-gallon?
I get consistently around 22 mpg average (with a bad O2 sensor at the moment)

92 AWD

-Jesse

 

[NJGSX96]

On average, my 1996 AWD when stock got 23-25mpg on average. On nothing but highway, I got 28-31. Modified, it now averages 22-24mpg.

my 1G AWD stock got 22-24mpg on average. Modified with a completely rebuilt engine, I now average 22mpg. All highway, I have gotten 27mpg.

 

[L2RTSiAWD]

All city driving with bad O2, big injectors and a walbro 255 being overrun.A measly 10MPG.


Later,

 

[candela]

damn john sounds like you need tuning...

 

[L2RTSiAWD]

Well i have a new O2 sensor and a AFPR coming so I should be back in business after this weekend.

Later,

 

[RageGST2G]

I get about 18-20 on a stock 1995 GS-T.

It's pretty dependant on the way you drive.



Rage

 

[2-0turbo]

I average about 18-20 mostly city driving or hard parkway driving. Stock, ported 14B, 3" catback, 15PSI. I have gotten 25 MPG before on a highway cruise. I am hoping my AFC will allow me to lean things out a bit and creep up towards 30 on highway trips.

Matt
'90 TSi AWD

 

[gstspyder1998]

I get about 22-26 mpg on the road and about 30-33 mpg on the highway. (1998 Gst Spyder)

 

[Ludachris]

I don't pay attention.... If I did, I probably would realize I spend a lot of money on gas.

 

[Mistaspakles]

I'm getting about 25mpg with my setup. I guess it's how you drive the car too.

 

[gstspyder1998]

Originally posted by Mistaspakles
I'm getting about 25mpg with my setup. I guess it's how you drive the car too.

That's true!!!

 

[Mitsubabe]

I get about 25mpg. Unless I go to the track...then forget it!!!

 

[Formz]

I get a combined 20 or so mpg, with the mods that are at my webpage in my sig.