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Wow, you are a complete moron

 

Im getting about 22MPG in my gsrcivic i think my cat is shot.
Car is also running very rich and burning oil,but no smoke:dunno:

one of these day ill fix it

 

I didn't drive for the last tank (my wife did) but I have to post it up because it's our best mileage to date.

2007 Civic Si sedan

367.4 miles on 10.938 gallons = 33.59 mpg.

Above EPA estimate ftw! :yay:

 

1993 Integra LS with 215k on it.

Used to get 29MPG when I didn't care.
Started to care and got 30-32MPG.
Cared more and started to implement some hypermiling tips, 35MPG last 2 tanks.

 

Yea, I just pop it in neutral when going down hills. I don't think the difference between idle and off is really that much to warrant turning off the car while driving.

 

maybe she added a couple gallons w/o resetting trip

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Geez guys, calm down. Why all the hate? Listen, I've been trying turning off the car when I'm at a long light or when coasting down a hill for any longer than a few minutes. I have some pretty long hills on the way to/from work. I usually end up shutting it off 3 or 4 times during a 25 mile trip to work. I've been a little concerned about the possible wear and tear on the starter or engine but I realize I've got 3 taps on the breaks if need be and there are never any turns on the downhill straights. It's more of an experiment if anything, problem is it's working pretty damn well. I've never gotten 37mpg in an accord. Hell, I don't know too many who get that in their civic. So yeah, I might lay off the shutting down on the hills, I realize I loose PS and all. But don't be all dramatic with the safety thing, it probably isn't the best habit but unsafe is an overstatement.

 

negatory. She drove with no A/C mostly speeds about 55 mph on back roads and some highway. Actually it should be 368.4 because she went about a mile before she reset the trip odometer.

 

Still avg 28 in the GSR