Yeah, that seems right. 25mpg is still really nice for Highway driving though.

 

Why? Bambi and I got 25-ish on our first tank...with an X. So far, its better than the IX on gas.

 

I think 19mpg is the average including city and highway..

Seemed when I first got my Evo from the dealer the first tank lasted 300miles now I will be lucky to get 240 outta it.

 

And that's city driving...

 

I'm averaging 16-17.5 MPG. My VIII averaged around 20 but it wasn't stock either. We'll see if the Works air filter makes a difference.

 

I went cross country with cruise and never got 25mpg. I envy some of you. I average 18-19.

 

that seems a little low. I've been averaging 230-240 miles on a tank. I'm currently getting around 18.1 mpg.

 

I average 19.5mpg in town with medium aggressiveness

 

I wonder why there are so many differences between our cars...

Bambi and I are getting the notchy shifts, so at least we have the same tranny characteristics. ...if that's a good thing, heh.

EDIT: Historically, and on most cars, cruise control will offer less mileage than good ol' manual throttle input, but it shouldn't be that much of a difference.

 

wow, those are some varants... has to be driver, mileage? wind etc...

 

Variance is defiantely driver biased based on throttle input. Strangly enough, I did the $24 Autozone cone filter mod and wholy moly. I went from 18-5 average to 20.5 mpg. That was with a car cruize and flogging it pretty hard driving with american V8 cars. Best bang for the buck mod to date.

 

Is 91 octane gas required? Can you get away with anything less?

 

Go less on the Oct...
it think you will loose power + sumthing to do with the Fule Injectors & pump
so just stick with the 91 for sure better be save then sorry


yes i know its a lot for 50-60 bucks a tank but hey thats nothing compare to a 1991 Bronco i use o have now thats was more way more a week

 

the best i've seen is 21.4 and that was city...

 

if you bought an Evo and were worried about mileage, you bought the wrong car...