How many MPG does your C3 get?
#41
Melting Slicks
I need to have you down for a few beers and bring your wide band.....
I get about 12-13 mpg's with my 406, and I'm sure it could be better. There's no lean surge at cruise, and it'll blow the tires off it from 45 mph roll, so I like that. But the mileages..........OMG!
#42
That's a wide open question. There were so many stock engine options not to mention all the custom engines.
My guess would be from 4-22 miles per gal. depending on the motor and the owners foot.
To answer the question my smogged down 81 coupe gets from 16-20 depending on my foot.
I am keeping mine stock. I don't have enough engine to race anybody and i don't like tickets.
I don't have the money to drop in a stroker and if i did i would get allot of tickets and bad gas mileage.
I love to drive the car even though it is way under powered for a Vette thanks to California Laws that spread through the nation.
My guess would be from 4-22 miles per gal. depending on the motor and the owners foot.
To answer the question my smogged down 81 coupe gets from 16-20 depending on my foot.
I am keeping mine stock. I don't have enough engine to race anybody and i don't like tickets.
I don't have the money to drop in a stroker and if i did i would get allot of tickets and bad gas mileage.
I love to drive the car even though it is way under powered for a Vette thanks to California Laws that spread through the nation.
#45
Burning Brakes
1971 LT-1 with 3.70--14mpg on the highway when I take it easy. Plan on getting the Holley rebuilt the winter--don't know whether that will help--but going to have it done anyway since it could be 30 years since last rebuild. I didn't buy it for the gas mileage and I just can't seem to keep my foot off the gas. WOW--it sure is fun to drive!!!!!!! When I want gas mileage I drive my wife's Honda.
#46
Burning Brakes
Member Since: Jun 2004
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35 MPG highway 25 MPG City.
Math never was my best subject in school so I wouldn't bet the ranch on it. Whatever it is it is well worth the smiles and joy I get out driving it.
Math never was my best subject in school so I wouldn't bet the ranch on it. Whatever it is it is well worth the smiles and joy I get out driving it.
#48
Team Owner
Mileage? Dude, the whole point of getting into my fun ride is to BURN DINOSAURS!!!! It's probably 8-9 like the other LS5 guys are getting, but I really haven't checked.
#49
My 71 LT-1 with 3.55 rear gets 11 to 12 mpg in combined highway/city driving. I am not too worried as I only drive it about 800 miles a year Gas costs are way way lower then the money I have put inot it.
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Safety Car
#54
Racer
Member Since: May 2008
Location: boulogne buenos aires
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35 MPG highway 25 MPG City.
Math never was my best subject in school so I wouldn't bet the ranch on it. Whatever it is it is well worth the smiles and joy I get out driving it.
Math never was my best subject in school so I wouldn't bet the ranch on it. Whatever it is it is well worth the smiles and joy I get out driving it.
#55
Race Director
Not Enough, thats for sure
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This sucker can pass nearly everything except a gas pump. In fact the gas pumps love this one. I actually saw the gas gauge move. Something that was hard to believe. But it was moving past 5500 rpms in high on I-75 when that happened. I immediately slowed down to a more respectable speed before I ran out of gas
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This sucker can pass nearly everything except a gas pump. In fact the gas pumps love this one. I actually saw the gas gauge move. Something that was hard to believe. But it was moving past 5500 rpms in high on I-75 when that happened. I immediately slowed down to a more respectable speed before I ran out of gas
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