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Havens78 05-22-2015 11:34 AM

A-B-A Testing Gas Measurement Methods
 
I am going to start doing some A-B-A testing and was curious of everyone's methods for measuring their fuel use. I don't trust gas pumps, even using the same one has given me different results. So I was planning to use a digital scale to measure how much fuel I placed back into my tank after the testing. Fill the tank to the point I can see the fuel in my long-neck funnel, run base test and weigh the fuel before I refill and then after to get the amount used. I want to be able to trust the refill every time, and with my '12 civic lx I won't have the time to run through an entire tank of gas for every test run. I have laid out a nice 50 mile piece of road that will give me some normal conditions for highway travel and the 100 mile round trip won't take more than 2 hours to complete.

Short of a laboratory conditions will this method work well enough for getting averages?


How do you measure your fuel use?

Thanks.

thingstodo 05-22-2015 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Havens78 (Post 480508)
How do you measure your fuel use?

Scangauge. I seldom am looking for absolute measurements. A percentage increase or decrease is fine. If you don't change the settings on the scangauge, it measures the usage (mostly) the same way.

roosterk0031 05-22-2015 03:58 PM

Agree SG2 or similar is better, but SG2 doesn't work with fuel changes as in E0 vs E10 etc...


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