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    Gas milage.

    Post engine code and model car along with
    milage. :)

    Just wondering.
    e36 people say they get about 17mpg with a plain m50.
    Thanks.

    #2
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      #3
      Re: Gas milage.

      Originally posted by LowR3V'in
      e36 people say they get about 17mpg with a plain m50.
      Thanks.
      My buddy said he gets 22mpg in his '97 m3.

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        #4
        Well, on the rare occasion when I am not driving like a douchebag Ive had tanks average out to 24-25mpg. That is with a fair amount of highway commute.

        1995 S50 in 1985 E30.
        Im now E30less.
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          #5
          I average about 29-30mpg over a full tank in my 84 318. That is about 90% city driving too. I average anywhere from 34-37mpg over a full tank of highway driving.
          Originally posted by Gruelius
          and i do not know what bugg brakes are.

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            #6
            I assume that's with an M50?
            - 2000 Audi S4 Stg 2 (sold)
            - house (bought)
            - 1997 Civic Hatch (shaky but driveable)
            - 2010 Sportster 1200 Forty Eight Ed. (vroom)
            - 1991 318is S50B30 (TBA)

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              #7
              Originally posted by clutterbucker
              I assume that's with an M50?
              M10 8)
              Originally posted by Gruelius
              and i do not know what bugg brakes are.

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                #8
                Mine will do 24-25 on the highway, with 3.73 rearend. Never really checked what it does around town...but it's not too good, and is flatout miserable if you're constantly WFO. 2.5's arn't too bad on mileage, once you get into the 3L--> the mileage suffers.

                These fuckers are getting expensive to drive with gas prices in the direction they're heading. Considering going to a 4.10 this summer (free, just have to trade), but mileage makes me want to stay with the longer 3.73.

                edit: for comparison, I could get 33 on the highway with the M42/4.10

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                  #9
                  Getting close to 300 miles per tank filled to the brim and run dry with the S50/3.73. Got about 280 mpt with the M20/3.73. Same driving patterns/routes.

                  Ed
                  1988 E30/S50...now with S52; Track
                  1994 Miata R; ES Solo2
                  1998 Lexus LX470; Wife (Slee'd anyway)
                  2002 BMW 530i; A+ Commuter
                  2002 BMW 325iT; Sport/Premium 5-speed
                  2011 21' EconoTrailer

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                    #10
                    Just a note on this last tank. With regular and somewhat agressive driving and one full night of racing (bout 2 hours solid using almost a 1/4 tank) I still managed 22.71mpg.

                    1995 S50 with conforti chip
                    Im now E30less.
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                      #11
                      I have the antithesis of a heavy foot, and got between 15-18mpg mostly city driving with the M20B25. It was a total disappointment, so I'll update once I get the m50 in and go through a tank.
                      - 2000 Audi S4 Stg 2 (sold)
                      - house (bought)
                      - 1997 Civic Hatch (shaky but driveable)
                      - 2010 Sportster 1200 Forty Eight Ed. (vroom)
                      - 1991 318is S50B30 (TBA)

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                        #12
                        Automatic M20B25, getting around 19-20mp in town. And i drive like a hardass.

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