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Old 06-13-2006, 03:51 PM   #31
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I'm hoping to enter the battle with my next tank, prolly on the % over side of things before anything else. I ought to be a good 35-40% over epa, I think, at least, we'll see, I dunno, I suck.
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Old 06-16-2006, 03:11 AM   #32
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basjoos is slowly pulling away. I'm sure after another month Dan and Darin will be going for the #2 position.

Hopefully I move up 5 positions after a month.
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Old 06-16-2006, 05:39 AM   #33
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I'm hoping to enter the battle with my next tank, prolly on the % over side of things before anything else. I ought to be a good 35-40% over epa, I think, at least, we'll see, I dunno, I suck.
Where did you get your EPA ratings? My car is almost the same as yours but my EPA ratings are 10 mpg more? I think one of us is wrong (and hope it is mine)
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Old 06-16-2006, 06:05 AM   #34
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www.fueleconomy.gov,

Let us not forget that my car is, by make, an automatic CRX DX, though in a week or so it'll be almost equivalent to a manual CRX HF in drivetrain, Mwahaha.
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www.fueleconomy.gov,

Let us not forget that my car is, by make, an automatic CRX DX, though in a week or so it'll be almost equivalent to a manual CRX HF in drivetrain, Mwahaha.
aHHH got it! I forgot the automatic part.
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Old 06-16-2006, 06:37 AM   #36
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Yeah, I wish I could drive as well as dan, but I just can't,
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Old 06-16-2006, 06:59 AM   #37
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Yeah, I wish I could drive as well as dan, but I just can't,
I would be willing to bet 99.9% of people can't. I am in the same boat. I yesterday I forgot to coast one of my best spots because my head was in la la land.
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I would be willing to bet 99.9% of people can't. I am in the same boat. I yesterday I forgot to coast one of my best spots because my head was in la la land.
True about the driving - and that's a huge part of most of these guys that get the exceptional mileage.

Something that I've found that helps me - landmarks. I've found some on all the significant coasting spots and used them for about 2 weeks. If I'm in la la land and pass it, I think "hrm, that sign....AH engine off!!!". Picked that up from krousdb after I read about some of his observations about coasting speed. Also, since I don't have any other indication about engine off distance, it helps me keep track of what % of my tank was spent coasting (mileage).

This landmark helper seems to have steadied my results (in otherwise similar conditions). I'm hoping to use this to take out variability as I start to test aero mods.

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Old 06-16-2006, 09:48 AM   #39
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When you get FE instrumentation like I have you never forget, you're in a constant battle with the trip FE,
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My mpg will probally drop with all these 2mile trips to work and back. But I do get a 1mile codfish on the way back if i roll through a stop sign.
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