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Old 05-13-2011, 02:52 PM   #1
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oh and #3 back to the mazda rotary. we make the 1000mile round trip to sevenstock every year, and its almost the only drive i get that's almost 100% freeway, and having taken every car from a stock 79, to a 20B FC, to an FD, i've noticed that the FD and the SA both had an rpm range where they got better mileage. the SA gets the best mileage (23-25) in the 3500-4000rpm band. which in 4th puts you right around 65, and in 5th is like 80. driving @3000rpms, actually gets WORSE mileage, although not by a lot, and going over 4k, it gets bad quickly.
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Several Sac to Vegas and back trips netted me 400 miles between gas fill-up's.
1987 Turbo II on a (reprogrammed) stock ECU
16.6 gallon full capacity fuel tank, but filling up at 14 gallons each time.
That makes it 28.5 miles per gallon.
Key is to drive run under the secondary injector crossover point at 3,800RPM, which is about 75mph - 80mph on my car.


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Old 05-13-2011, 03:42 PM   #2
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Another data point...

Several Sac to Vegas and back trips netted me 400 miles between gas fill-up's.
1987 Turbo II on a (reprogrammed) stock ECU
16.6 gallon full capacity fuel tank, but filling up at 14 gallons each time.
That makes it 28.5 miles per gallon.
Key is to drive run under the secondary injector crossover point at 3,800RPM, which is about 75mph - 80mph on my car.


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I also noticed that with a Rtek ecu on my way to DGRR this year.... I would be around 15.0 afr until the secondaries kicked in, and then it dropped to 12.1 afr. I was alone so I couldn't tune the Rtek, but this is something that people with stock ecus are just stuck with

I got 23ish mpg while hovering around that point with probably spending most of my time about that
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Old 05-14-2011, 11:55 AM   #3
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Another data point...

Several Sac to Vegas and back trips netted me 400 miles between gas fill-up's.
1987 Turbo II on a (reprogrammed) stock ECU
16.6 gallon full capacity fuel tank, but filling up at 14 gallons each time.
That makes it 28.5 miles per gallon.
Key is to drive run under the secondary injector crossover point at 3,800RPM, which is about 75mph - 80mph on my car.


-Ted
yes, it seems modded t2's get excellent mileage, because it runs 14.7:1 out of boost, and its easy to stay out of boost...

-mike
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