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Post #26
Get about 32 mpg in my high boost, if i drive the ring or generally just hoon it i can do a tank in 80-100 miles (unsure of the mpg terms).

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Posted 30th Jan 2011 at 18:52
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monkgti

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best ive ever got was 350 miles to a full tank Cry and that was only once

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Posted 30th Jan 2011 at 18:56
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My mum has a 04 megane 1.6 vvt that does 33mpg on a average run so if the 6 does 34ish thats not bad at all

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Posted 31st Jan 2011 at 21:10
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gtomi-6

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best i ever had was 380 out of a full tank and that was on tesco 99. never goign above 3k getting into high gears without labouring as fast as possible and put my standard exhaust system back on

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Posted 31st Jan 2011 at 22:04
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prism7guy

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Post #30
At the 'ring last year i was putting 20 euros in and getting 2 laps before the fuel light was back on again LOL

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Posted 31st Jan 2011 at 23:55
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musclebeach

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Well i've just pretty much driven like a grandad (the ones who refuse to take it past 3000rpm) to see how far i could get on £40 after starting a new job further away.

34MPG.....
Just filled up, and this time it'll be fun as i'm going to see what i do on a normal "musclebeach" driving style!

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Posted 17th Feb 2011 at 23:12
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eddy_gti6

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34mpg is good i think. i put £10 in my 6 and only get 34-28mpg before i have to fill up again. then again on a motorway run i managed 470mile out of a full tank and that was driving between 60 - 80mph all the way no flooring it at all

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Posted 17th Feb 2011 at 23:17
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musclebeach

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That was on Shell fuel though so i didn't get as many miles as lesser fuels...i'd say i'd get 37mpg or close to that, without actually doing any calculations!

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Posted 17th Feb 2011 at 23:21
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simonjames

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Post #34
Back in 2004 i filled mine up on the way in to FCS and still had a full tank 2 days later even after covering the 240 miles home

















Ok it was on the back of an AA truck but it was the cheapest 240 mile Smile

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Posted 17th Feb 2011 at 23:40
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almost 400, all of it on the motorway. not crawling but not going for the land speed record either. was quite impressed, it usually does very well on long drives. sort of makes up for the rest of the time! but then again i never drive like a granny ever so any kind of halfway decent mpg is a bonus.

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Posted 17th Feb 2011 at 23:47
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Mines been about 25-28mpg recently, but it's always cold. The drive to work is under 3 miles, poor old girl barely gets the oil warm :-(

Having never had an oil temp gauge before i'm very surprised at how long it takes the oil to get warm after the engine is up to temperature. Cringe to think at my previous cars being ragged when the oil was probably still cold.

All about the 2nd to 4th eco-shift™ though.
Posted 17th Feb 2011 at 23:50
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dangerous dave

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pugthis wrote:
My mum has a 04 megane 1.6 vvt that does 33mpg on a average run so if the 6 does 34ish thats not bad at all


Oddly enough I have a 1.6VVT Megane and a Rallye.

The Megane will do 37mpg on the way to Birmingham. The Rallye will not.

Keir's Rallye used to do over 40mpg - he did drive it in a very eco style to achieve that.

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Posted 17th Feb 2011 at 23:52
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lewisdmz wrote:
Mines been about 25-28mpg recently, but it's always cold. The drive to work is under 3 miles, poor old girl barely gets the oil warm :-(

Having never had an oil temp gauge before i'm very surprised at how long it takes the oil to get warm after the engine is up to temperature. Cringe to think at my previous cars being ragged when the oil was probably still cold.

All about the 2nd to 4th eco-shift™ though.


Il keep that 2nd to 4th trick in mind Cool

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Posted 18th Feb 2011 at 01:42
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chrisd306

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my rallye is shite it's standard, what would cause shite mpg? Just passed an mot at carls so emissions should be fine.

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Posted 18th Feb 2011 at 01:45
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pete26

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I get around 400 ish mile to a tank of juice which is still quite good. Servicing and what not. But have been driving like a granny due to the petrol prices recently.

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dangerous dave wrote:
pugthis wrote:
My mum has a 04 megane 1.6 vvt that does 33mpg on a average run so if the 6 does 34ish thats not bad at all


Oddly enough I have a 1.6VVT Megane and a Rallye.

The Megane will do 37mpg on the way to Birmingham. The Rallye will not.

Keir's Rallye used to do over 40mpg - he did drive it in a very eco style to achieve that.


Our Megane 1.6 vvt is averaging 40.9mpg but that's because my missus drives like an old woman I think.

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Posted 18th Feb 2011 at 02:48
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chrisd306 wrote:

my rallye is shite it's standard, what would cause shite mpg? Just passed an mot at carls so emissions should be fine.


What area are you from mate?

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Posted 18th Feb 2011 at 01:59
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chrisd306

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Perth, bought a rallye of carl tho

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Posted 18th Feb 2011 at 02:05
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thats abit far for a service!

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Posted 18th Feb 2011 at 02:10
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chrisd306 wrote:

my rallye is shite it's standard, what would cause shite mpg? Just passed an mot at carls so emissions should be fine.


Fooked Lambda/CTS sensor mate Wink
Posted 18th Feb 2011 at 02:12
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Post #46
i fill up with fuel, squeezing every drop till the top (£69.11 on monday), re-set the counter and drive to work.

my trip is 26.6 miles each way. i can achieve 5 days to & fro.

my trips hilly, with many drop downs and a small motor way blast.

my missus 207 gt hdi on the other hand will do a good 570+ miles for the same price!

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Posted 18th Feb 2011 at 02:12
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chrisd306

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Should be ok tho ash as carl mot'd 2weeks ago lol, will do emissions check the Moro see cts are pennies are they not?


Didint go for a service I bought the car of him lol was miles lol

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Posted 18th Feb 2011 at 02:30
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lol oh right that makes more sense

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Posted 18th Feb 2011 at 02:34
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mad_biker

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Post #49
I never get more than 300 per tank. Ran it on the red for a week to work and back which aint far. managed 370 miles and ran out on my way home.
Posted 18th Feb 2011 at 02:46
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chrisd306 wrote:
Should be ok tho ash as carl mot'd 2weeks ago lol, will do emissions check the Moro see cts are pennies are they not?


Didint go for a service I bought the car of him lol was miles lol


still will pass an mot even with a f*cked CTS which are only a few quid
Posted 18th Feb 2011 at 03:06
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