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Old 06-02-2008, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by victory_red_SS
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The tank is smaller than stock and will hold about 35 liters.
The car won't be doing really long road trips as I don't want the high mileage. When I go on road trips, the car will be trailered. Also, it won't be going back and forth to work so I only need enough gas for the track or hunting for prey or going out with the wife.
Thanks i was just wondering about it the other day.
35 liters is about 7.5 gallons, wow thats small.
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Old 06-02-2008, 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by steddy2112
I want to see this thing on like a regular road
This will be on plenty of "regular roads" just not cross country road trips.





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Thanks i was just wondering about it the other day.
35 liters is about 7.5 gallons, wow thats small.
It is small, no doubt about that.
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Old 06-02-2008, 05:01 PM
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and at what, 10miles per gallon? you aren't going to go very far at all.
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Originally Posted by jigyflyuk07
Thanks i was just wondering about it the other day.
35 liters is about 7.5 gallons, wow thats small.
9.246 gallons, only about 2 gallons less than the oem one.
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Old 06-02-2008, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by jigyflyuk07
and at what, 10miles per gallon? you aren't going to go very far at all.
I may have to refill on the way home from dinner
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Old 06-02-2008, 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by victory_red_SS
I may have to refill on the way home from dinner
do you really think its gonna get that bad of mileage during normal driving?
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9.246 gallons, only about 2 gallons less than the oem one.
i just used a converter online and it said 7.7
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do you really think its gonna get that bad of mileage during normal driving?
I hope not.
For the street I will be running 8 x 80lb injectors but the fuel consumption will depend partly on my right foot.
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Originally Posted by victory_red_SS
I may have to refill on the way home from dinner
haha thats one expensive dinner
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Originally Posted by jigyflyuk07
i just used a converter online and it said 7.7
An American gallon is only about 3.79 liters.
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there are different gallons? great this is showing my ignorance haha.
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there are different gallons? great this is showing my ignorance haha.

Canadians use the Imperial gallon measurement, which is 4.4 liters.
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Originally Posted by victory_red_SS
I hope not.
For the street I will be running 8 x 80lb injectors but the fuel consumption will depend partly on my right foot.
i think if you stay out of it, it should still get "decent" mileage.
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Originally Posted by jimbos'ss
i think if you stay out of it, it should still get "decent" mileage.
Decent would be nice but if that doesn't happen I will settle for reasonable.
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Originally Posted by victory_red_SS
Decent would be nice but if that doesn't happen I will settle for reasonable.
depends on your definition of reasonable.
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Originally Posted by jimbos'ss
depends on your definition of reasonable.
Reasonable: Not quite decent but better than horrible.

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I'm interested in the numbers that represent these terms
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eh for me reasonably used to be 4-6 mpg lol (us gallons btw) now adays , well gas prices suck!
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Originally Posted by THRcobalt07
I'm interested in the numbers that represent these terms
Decent = $
Reasonable = $$
Horrible = $$$
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Originally Posted by victory_red_SS
Decent = $
Reasonable = $$
Horrible = $$$
haha I like it!!!
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eh for me reasonably used to be 4-6 mpg lol (us gallons btw) now adays , well gas prices suck!
ouch that would definately hurt my wallet.
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well yeah that was when I was younger and gas was .98 a gallon.... w at 4.45 a gallon, I like the over avg of 27-28 I get with the balt (36+ highway, almost 500crank hp ftw)
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Originally Posted by 06blackg85ss
well yeah that was when I was younger and gas was .98 a gallon.... w at 4.45 a gallon, I like the over avg of 27-28 I get with the balt (36+ highway, almost 500crank hp ftw)
yah i remember those gas prices, i was bitching when it broke a dollar.
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hey rod love the new pics and i got a new monitor now and damn this 19" shows up the pics way better then my old 19" and all i can say is wow im lovin the turbos
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Originally Posted by victory_red_SS

Canadians use the Imperial gallon measurement, which is 4.4 liters.
ok so your 35 liter car at 4.4 = 7.95 gallons?
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