Full tank of gass? & more
#11
The LT1 engine didn't get the same mileage numbers as the LS1 engine. The LS1 gets pretty close to the 3.8L in Mileage but not quite. I get about 300 miles per tank and I fill up around the 1/4 mark.
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Massey
#13
could be the weight of your system and turning those 20s also (and take no offense) are you a big guy im about 250lbs and i get like 1-2 mpg less than the 120lb girl that owned my car b4 me and we drive about the same way
#14
Wow. Nice way to tell someone to go on a diet!
Really though, if you are spending a lot of time driving in town, with a lot of stop and go, your mileage will take a major hit. No matter what engine / tranny / rear end you have.
Cruising on the highway at about 55-60 mph is usually the most efficient speed for mileage.
Really though, if you are spending a lot of time driving in town, with a lot of stop and go, your mileage will take a major hit. No matter what engine / tranny / rear end you have.
Cruising on the highway at about 55-60 mph is usually the most efficient speed for mileage.
#16
im actually pretty small haha. like 150 lbs. but it probably is a combo between my rims and system. the guy i bought the car from put the rims on. idk why you would put that big of rims on a camaro. how much do you guys think my system weighs? 2 12s and 2 amps and a box.
#17
im actually pretty small haha. like 150 lbs. but it probably is a combo between my rims and system. the guy i bought the car from put the rims on. idk why you would put that big of rims on a camaro. how much do you guys think my system weighs? 2 12s and 2 amps and a box.
#18
My 3.4 gets 18mpg and that's with spinning tires off every stop lights and driving like the cars stolen. If I drive like a normal human being I get about 23. On highway I get about 27. I fill my tank at about 230-235 miles and that about 12.5 to 13 gallons of gas from 1/4 tank to full. So yeah I get about 18-19 with spirited driving lol
#19
Wow, some of you guys really need to check the facts instead of posting "what you think".
You need to look in the Owners Manuals in the Capacities and Specifications sections:
2001:
Fuel Tank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16.5 U.S. gallons (63 L)
1998: http://content.gmownercenter.yahoo.c...aro_owners.pdf
1999: http://content.gmownercenter.yahoo.c...aro_owners.pdf
2000: http://content.gmownercenter.yahoo.c...aro_owners.pdf
2001: http://content.gmownercenter.yahoo.c...aro_owners.pdf
2002: http://content.gmownercenter.yahoo.c...aro_owners.pdf
You need to look in the Owners Manuals in the Capacities and Specifications sections:
2001:
Fuel Tank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16.5 U.S. gallons (63 L)
1998: http://content.gmownercenter.yahoo.c...aro_owners.pdf
1999: http://content.gmownercenter.yahoo.c...aro_owners.pdf
2000: http://content.gmownercenter.yahoo.c...aro_owners.pdf
2001: http://content.gmownercenter.yahoo.c...aro_owners.pdf
2002: http://content.gmownercenter.yahoo.c...aro_owners.pdf
Last edited by libertyforall1776; 08-25-2010 at 12:47 AM.