Is this for real ?
I thought the 80, on a 'good day' would return you about 27 MPG max, feather foot.
Graham
I thought the 80, on a 'good day' would return you about 27 MPG max, feather foot.
Graham
.Rob said:my 24 vlave manual gets 24mpg on a gentle cruise down the motorway, must be my driving...
Yours is very frugal compared to my old 80 and Ray's current 80 so it could be worseLorin said:Goddam piece of junknot only is mine determined to drop all it's oil and p!#* me off at every available opportunity, but it's the thirstiest b*-#~!r too
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Me toogeo-smc said:I must have big feet !.I only get about 18mpg on my 4.2 Diesel
Crispin will love you forever for saying this!Graham said:I also think the 80 's that are getting 30 are being towed by a 120.
he he he
I think weight and lift are the main factors and maybe the weight of the tyres as I didn't find any difference between 36" Simex and 37" Pro Comps. I think at 3-4" lift you do start messing with the sleek shape though.Andrew Prince said:I'm guessing that the sub-20 mileage comes from very modified 80s? Roof-racks, bull-bars, big tyres and snorkels all disrupting the normally sleek lines![]()
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