Can Piggybacks alter the MPG calculations?

remydlc · 07-16-2008, 05:38 PM

PROcede does not alter. ppl have done calculations dividing the miles in the trip odometer to the gallons filled, almost identical in most cases. I guess variation depends on your driving habits. My calculations have varied to +/- 1mpg or less to what it says on the ECU.

getInline · 07-16-2008, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by jcarlucci1

At 13-14mpg I am taking it really easy..just constant stop and go I guess

Yup, it's the stop and go, my c32 Merc would display your mileage since you started the car so every time you get in the car you'd be getting current mileage. From years of that constant feedback I can tell you that stop and go is always the biggest mileage killer, even more than hard driving. The 335 is 3-4 mpg better than the c32 during spirited city driving and about 1-2 mpg better during gentle city commuting.

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remydlc Captain 24 Rep 617 Posts Drives: F30 N55 MT/blue metal/red int. Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: South Florida iTrader: (0)	PROcede does not alter. ppl have done calculations dividing the miles in the trip odometer to the gallons filled, almost identical in most cases. I guess variation depends on your driving habits. My calculations have varied to +/- 1mpg or less to what it says on the ECU. __________________ root@bash-it# shift -g 6 -c 335i \| grep "155 MPH"
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