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GasSavers_Kraig 09-15-2006 06:19 PM

0 to 99 mpg
 
I paid attention to the fuel economy computer in my 2001 Chevy Astro for the first time in 5 years the other day. The idling thing really hit me when you see a nice "0 mpg" in the display. I saw 99 mpg displayed when braking at lights (the injectors must turn off). Off throttle coasting would show in the 50s mpg. At 60 mph with the cruise and A/C on it would show 23 mpg, turn off the A/C and it would go up to 28 mpg! With the A/C off and rolling down windows made no difference in the Astro killing the myth that windows up and the A/C on is more economical (it depends on the vehicle). I learned my avergage speed over 106,000 miles was only 25 mph and mpg was 18.1 (all that idling killed the speed and mpg averages).

It also convinced me I need to save up for a SuperMid for my Festiva!!

MetroMPG 09-15-2006 06:21 PM

FE instrumentation is what makes all this fun & satisfying. You won't regret getting a MID for the Festiva.

SVOboy 09-15-2006 07:04 PM

:thumbup: MID!

Brian D. 09-16-2006 05:03 AM

So who do we see about those (SuperMID's)...wasn't I told it was someone from this board who sells/distributes/makes those things? I'd like one for the 'Rex.

SVOboy 09-16-2006 05:18 AM

Send a PM to Yoshi, he's the one that puts them together and such.

GasSavers_Jack 09-16-2006 07:46 AM

I am working on ordering one from him for my VX right now.

BEN_EJ8 09-16-2006 08:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SVOboy
:thumbup: MID!

Sorry for the noob question, but what is a MID, or superMID?

SVOboy 09-16-2006 09:36 PM

Not to toot my own horn, but part of the reason for putting up my page was to have a good/easy reference:


https://crxmpg.com/supermid.html
https://crxmpg.com/fedisplay.html

BEN_EJ8 09-17-2006 05:50 AM

Ahh thanks. Ill look into this when Im not broke :)


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