94 gsr, 180,xxx miles on the motor...when not driving aggresively i was averaging 31-33 mpg and roughly 27-29 in stop and go

 

1994 Acura Integra RS - 5 Speed - 217 000 kms (134 000 miles) - Top i've gotten is 30.9mpg, usually averaging around 28mpg

 

2000 LS with 88,526 miles and averaging 28-30 mpg with header, high flow cat, catback and cold air intake. I use the AC alot and don't exactly drive like grandma. I love my Integra, especially now with the insane gas prices. :crazyr:

 

i used to get 22mpg on highway driving it harshly around 80-90 mph. but i got around 28 driving it gingerly between 60-70 mph and 80% highway driving. anyone use "energy conserving" motor oil recommended by the manufactor and see an improvement in mpg?

 

I have a CRX buts is got a B18A motor in it out of a 91 integra LS, so I guess I can post what I get here.

I bought the car with the b18a in it, and the mileage was awful.
Around 12mpg.

After messing around I replaced the o2 sensor and saw that the vacuum lines where hooked up wrong, so I hooked them up right, and of course that helped out a bunch.
I just filled up today, and got 211 miles on 8.2 gallons, so thats about 25-26 mpg. That is all city driving. Gas here in WV is about 3-3.25 a gallon now, so I am glad I'm not getting 12 mpg anymore.

 

15-17mpg mixed lately

 

195mi on a tank, with the light on and I didn't want to push my luck any further. I believe that put me right around 24mpg - mostly freeway miles.

 

I get about 22 mpg intown and about 28 mpg freeway. I have a 96 ls se with 78,000 miles

 

u mean 295mi right? tank is around 13 gallon

 

Just last night I put around 9.5gl in my tank and got 332 miles. I think the gsr tank is 11gl, can anyone confirm? If thats the case then I averaged around 34mpg. I have been driving extremely easy not reving above 4500rpm much and driving the speed limit. The gaping wound in my exhaust manifold has got me driving gingerly.Either that or i'm getting old.