do you think this is posible on a full tank of petrol with sensible driving in a N/A

I think Zeds' have a 70 litre tank. If so that equates to 15.38 gallons. So you need to average 13.65mpg.

In short, yes!!

do you think this is posible on a full tank of petrol with sensible driving in a N/A

 

I just done more than that on a tank with driving in a sensible manor, if you want it confirming, Hollandrob81 will back me up on it.

cheers guys

no its cool im just planning funds for sunday dont want to be caught short

Where you going ?

 

Knockhill will be 145 miles tops for us.

theyr and back is 206 via eurocentral and newbridge according to AA...not taking into account the different rought on the way back

unlees your planning on going the kinkardin bridge way

I think Zeds' have a 70 litre tank. If so that equates to 15.38 gallons. So you need to average 13.65mpg.

In short, yes!!

 

60 litres methinks Daffy, that's all I could get in when I filled up to the brim recently :biggrin:

Not sure if the touring estates have a 70 litre tank for more range :clown:

Google maps give you 74.9 miles from my house in Troon to knockhill racing!

 

Using my iPhone so not sure which route it takes us.

 

Try using google see what it gives you !

no your right..thats the kinkardine bridge route

going the other route adds another 30 miles or so on to our jorney

but i thought we were gona go and meet everyone else..but then again iv not slept much and been working like f00k so that could explain alot

At a a steady pace you could do that on half a tank !

 

400 miles on a full tank is still only 25mpg, and closer to 30mpg is easily achievable.

 

A full tank aint cheap though - £90-£100 (depending on price of fuel) , 210 miles should cost you about £50

 

All Z's have a 72 litre tank.....not all Z's have a reliable fuel gauge though.

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At a a steady pace you could do that on half a tank !

 

400 miles on a full tank is still only 25mpg, and closer to 30mpg is easily achievable.

 

A full tank aint cheap though - £90-£100 (depending on price of fuel) , 210 miles should cost you about £50

 

All Z's have a 72 litre tank.....not all Z's have a reliable fuel gauge though.

 

Are those mpg's you quote for an n/a? I don't get anywhere near that, even on a motorway run. Slicktop TT in my case.

Are those mpg's you quote for an n/a? I don't get anywhere near that, even on a motorway run. Slicktop TT in my case.

 

Yeh, zhoodyx said he had an NA. On a long run, taking it steady.

 

Although technically the TT is more economical at a given cruising speed than the NA, and many of us have seen 30mpg over a long steady motorway journey, its harder to achieve overall becuase anytime you accelerate and enter boost it gulps the fuel down. Plus that go pedal is far too addictive :)

Yeh, zhoodyx said he had an NA. On a long run, taking it steady.

 

Although technically the TT is more economical at a given cruising speed than the NA, and many of us have seen 30mpg over a long steady motorway journey, its harder to achieve overall becuase anytime you accelerate and enter boost it gulps the fuel down. Plus that go pedal is far too addictive :)

 

I'm addicted allright :whistling: Off topic but noticed your new sig. Are those new wheels fitted or photoshopped? Looking good either way, 19's by the looks of it. Any bigger pics? :cool3:

I'm addicted allright :whistling: Off topic but noticed your new sig. Are those new wheels fitted or photoshopped? Looking good either way, 19's by the looks of it. Any bigger pics? :cool3:

 

Photoshopped, They are currently sitting on the floor of my spare room lol

More pics in my rides I think. I probably photoshopped them too big, they are 18"

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Best I've done in my NA Auto is 28.5mpg! In the past year, 359 on a tank.

well sandy delivered my new zed with nearly a fuel tank of petrol so im sorted lol