ishootstuf

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Ditto... Don't care. Love boost.

AngrySC3

My trip meter thing say I get 30mpg on a VVTI 2JZGTE.

STRTORPTR

My '97 SC 400's computer shows about ~20mpg mixed. When I was driving home and back I got about 22mpg on the highways. When I activated the cruise control, I got almost 24mpg highway.

back when I first got my car I was getting less than 17mpg, but that was when I was excited and eager to get on the throttle. These days I drive much more conservatively. In town, there is no need to exceed 2000rpm with that 1UZ.

But different people drive different cars in different places. A lot of it has to do with the way traffic moves and how heavy your right foot is.

okbobbo

Interesting. Just yesterday, it ran out of gas a block from home. Trip odometer read 383 miles. The warning light came on at 353 and I wanted to see how many miles were left when that happened. I figured two gallons were left. It appears that I had 1 1/2 gallons. Combined mileage for last 1000 miles is 20.5 with relatively conservative driving.

1JZPWRD

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I may have to try the air pressure thing, but is it with Nitrogen or aftermarket rims and tires? I get only around 20 total everywhere, but I have a BFI and full open exhaust.

CP_Ree

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Know how you justify it? Turbo it! hahaha.

spin all 4

You have to be careful with the high inflation pressures.

I usually put about 38 or so in mine. I feel that's the best blend of good MPG and not wearing out the tires in the center from over inflation. The cost lost by wearing out a set of tires too soon could be much greater than the small gain in MPG saves you.

I used to average about 21-20 with a lot of mixed driving. That was taking it slow all the time, if I got on it at all my MPG went down.

Skeech

My stock 95 SC400 gets about 18 city and 26 highway, It's been 28MPG in the past, ready for a tune up and alignment I think.