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liberty
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 Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 12:20 am Post subject: mpg? |
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What is everyone getting from the various configurations?
Please tell me what your running and what your getting  |
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Alex (FTS)
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Location: Falmouth, Cornwall
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Well I'm not a pug engine but my little ford 1.8D does 55mpg in my van 
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pepper
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| I got about 40 to the gallon out of my old 1.9pug diesel, I expect the turbo to do a little better (they do in the Cars anyway), because when your not on boost a turbo engine runs very economically. |
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ElusiveStranger
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Joined: 23 May 2006
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Location: Mudway, Kent
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28-30 on a cruise (at speed limits) Kent - Devon.
2l Impreza
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