Well one of my few complaints about my 2002 Trans Am is that it does not have a MPG gauge. I don't know about many of you, I don't really pay attention to my gas mileage and such around town, but I know when I drive buddies cars and I'm watching it I am more apt to drive better and get better gas mileage. Just as well I would find it pretty interesting just to be able and watch what kind of MPG I am getting at different rpms and not.
So far the ONLY aftermarket MPG gauge I have found is
Why not just use pen and calculator? Don't even need the pen...just too write it down. This is what I do. Wait till empty, close to empty, whatever. Fill up to the top, reset mileage. Next fill up, calculate the miles driven, by the gallons you just put in. There is mpg. Pen is to write down the mpg on the receipt, if so desired.
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c5 zo6 wheels: 18x9.5 in front and 18x10.5 back, nitto 555, 255 front/285 back. UMI LCA relocation brackets|| UMI on-car adj LCAs||UMI on-car adj PHB
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Because I like to watch how it changes as Im driving. I could figure it out myself on pen and paper. But if im driving and I can watch oh my mpg decreases this much at this rpm etc. Thats why I like them.
Well one of my few complaints about my 2002 Trans Am is that it does not have a MPG gauge. I don't know about many of you, I don't really pay attention to my gas mileage and such around town, but I know when I drive buddies cars and I'm watching it I am more apt to drive better and get better gas mileage. Just as well I would find it pretty interesting just to be able and watch what kind of MPG I am getting at different rpms and not.
So far the ONLY aftermarket MPG gauge I have found is
Has anyone else looked into them or had any luck with any? I am very interested in getting one, but I won't pay more than 200 MAX for one.
BETTER WAY:
MPG would be put out by the driver's information console. You could get one from a 2002 Blazer in a junk yard. Pay 50 dollars and hook it up to the class 2 data line on the BCM.
It should work....
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Oh, I know what you mean. Like, the kinda accurate, fast acting ones? I would love one of those too...I was driving a s4, and it had it. Would read 82 mpg in 6th, foot off the gas completely, at low rmps...as soon as I changed gears, and got in it, dropped down to like 19..>I drove the piss out of it lol.
__________________ 1999 Trans Am m6-FTP lid||SLP 85mm MAF||P+P TB||ls6 Intake Manifold||Stock 243s||AZPS03||PowerBond 25% UD pulley||Hooker LTs||SLP LM||4.10s
c5 zo6 wheels: 18x9.5 in front and 18x10.5 back, nitto 555, 255 front/285 back. UMI LCA relocation brackets|| UMI on-car adj LCAs||UMI on-car adj PHB
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i had it for a while, but it was painful to look over my logs when i got on the throttle.
what would it drop down to?
I would like to have one as well, as they are kinda fun to watch. I remember once I was riding with my grandma in something and was coasting down a hill, the thing topped out at 99mpg.
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This is very simple - get a vacuum gauge, old school.
High vacuum is high fuel economy. Some of them
even have pretty little green, yellow, red for this
very thing.