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TerribleOne, it depends on city vs highway miles. When I drove back to San Jose from Specialty Z, I got 300 miles on a full tank. Since then I have
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TerribleOne, it depends on city vs highway miles. When I drove back to San Jose from Specialty Z, I got 300 miles on a full tank. Since then I have been driving mainly city and occasional freeway, and it burns realllllly quick. Last time I checked I probably got like 185 maybe 200 miles from a full tank from just mainly city driving. I'll definitely start keeping track to get a better gauge.
Also, I'm still breaking in my engine that Sebastian built for me. I think I was the first Z with the F.I. TT kit to bend two rods on the dyno lol. So far the kit is great, just waiting to get to that 1500 mile break in mark so I can really romp on it. |
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