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Alscoob

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Well I'm pleased....
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Just shows that not only is it quicker with the re map but more economical [:D]
 
Looks like that was a steady run then? Not much variation in the driving, would have fallen asleep at that pace for an hour [;)] still nearly 30mpg on a V8 impressive
 
thinking of inversting in a cayenne. what realistically can i expect mpg from a 3.2 oand s given i do one run a week and the rest round town driving. running a discovery at mo and stick circa £50 a week in the tank
 
ORIGINAL: davidcross thinking of inversting in a cayenne. what realistically can i expect mpg from a 3.2 oand s given i do one run a week and the rest round town driving. running a discovery at mo and stick circa £50 a week in the tank
Well £50 will get you marginally less than half a tank in a KN (100 litre tank) I would suspect that you will be getting around 19 - 22 mpg from a 3.2 on what you describe and in fairness not much less with the V8. All depends on how you drive really. If I use my 3.2 on short runs it kills the consumption especially because it doesn't get warmed up and the computer can show down to 15mpg but as it warm & a few miles on it ill do 19's. If I then go on a run at a steady 80 it'll do 24mpg but the average since the last reset a few tanks ago is 22.6. Not to hijack your post but if you want a 3.2 let me know thinking of selling mine, nice spec too.
 
Hows this in a 3.2 V6 .. 46.2 mpg !! [:D] Forgive the quality.. I was err possibly driving
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The sharp eyed ones will see I "had driven" 524 thousand miles at an average speed of 85 mph and had been driving for 5574 hours (the PCM had hiccup'd and was spewing silly figures .. I thought it was funny hence the pic :) I used to average 20.1mpg and do have pics of 25 mpg of a quiet run)
 

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