I was wondering
On these zs, what kind of gas mileage they give. I found online that saying they go about 20mpg, but on here some people say they got 29mpg? I was hoping they go any higher than that 20mpg.
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depends on driver and conditions such as stop and go or highway
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I always give my 1968 T-bird a light food and get about 17mpg, it a v8 429 and give it good foot. The z will be my daily driver, I was hoping it could give out good mileages.
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Not to be a jerk, but are you foreign, or do you speak English as a primary language? It's a little hard to understand some of your posts. Maybe I missed you saying so.
I am averaging around 28mpg with my 260Z, on the highway. I put a lot of highway miles on the Z, and that is a collective of the last month. That is with a light foot. If I am on the go pedal too much, I am lucky to get 20mpg. But, I have a triple Weber setup. So, I would think that would make my mileage worse. Before I did a valve lash adjustment, and upgraded my ignition system I would get a best of 20mpg on the highway. It was pretty brutal. I will say, that with the carburetor setup I am using, I am running on the lean side, and won't be for long. I am going to replace some jets in the Webers as soon as I can spare the money for rebuild kits for all three carburetors. |
Originally Posted by Ratfink
Not to be a jerk, but are you foreign, or do you speak English as a primary language? It's a little hard to understand some of your posts. Maybe I missed you saying so.
I am averaging around 28mpg with my 260Z, on the highway. I put a lot of highway miles on the Z, and that is a collective of the last month. That is with a light foot. If I am on the go pedal too much, I am lucky to get 20mpg. But, I have a triple Weber setup. So, I would think that would make my mileage worse. Before I did a valve lash adjustment, and upgraded my ignition system I would get a best of 20mpg on the highway. It was pretty brutal. I will say, that with the carburetor setup I am using, I am running on the lean side, and won't be for long. I am going to replace some jets in the Webers as soon as I can spare the money for rebuild kits for all three carburetors. And thanks for the information, this helped me out. |
Not at all.
I meant no harm by my first comment. It was not malicious. I was just curious more than anything. I wouldn't even put someone down if they were illiterate. In fact, I think it's cool when ever we have members out of the norm. Things tend to get pretty boring. ;) I almost took sign language as a foreign language in high school. Because of the way it is setup with shortcuts compared to normal speech, I understand what you mean. Thanks for filling me in, and I will help out with anything I can. Never was one that would make assumptions. I would rather ask when other people are afraid to, then to just imagine other possibilities. |
Don't be feeling like a "real ass", your not the only one who think my grammar is bad. So it cool.
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20-26mpg is average... remember that it's a 6cyl engine. It's just not going to get that great of gas mileage.
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Originally Posted by NismoPick
20-26mpg is average... remember that it's a 6cyl engine. It's just not going to get that great of gas mileage.
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