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New trip record, 111mpg!
I've got a short trip to get home from my office, so I know that it may be a little misleading... but previously my best on the way home was around 80mpg. Today I decided to take a slightly different route and got 111mpg! I'm happy, but I'm still going to try to beat it.
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07-04-2015, 09:10 AM
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Good going 
Is the new route also shorter? How does total fuel used compare between routes?
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07-04-2015, 10:19 AM
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Good going
Is the new route also shorter? How does total fuel used compare between routes? |
Actually it's about .75mi longer. However that added distance is without the engine running. 
Total fuel consumed is not too different, .005gal less.
The 111mpg is NOT a representation of what the car does on a regular basis, but seeing as I make the trip from office to home almost every day, I get excited when I beat my previous best trip mpg.
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Wow great result for a fellow Honda Civic driver. Are you doing EOC just using the key?
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07-04-2015, 10:38 AM
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Did you push start!?!? HAHAHA
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Nice! What is your best the other direction for that trip?
And What is that map thing your using to show the trip and elevation?
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Wow great result for a fellow Honda Civic driver. Are you doing EOC just using the key?
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Yeah, I haven't installed a kill switch yet. It's on the to-do list though.
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Nice! What is your best the other direction for that trip?
And What is that map thing your using to show the trip and elevation?
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I can usually get about 45-50mpg going the other direction, but usually it requires that I stop at a couple of traffic lights.
The map is a screen shot from the Bike Maps, Cycling Workout, Biking Routes | MapMyRide website.
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There's a thread title that gets attention. Congrats!
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I bet you could get much better MPGs by pushing the car to work? (lol)
In all seriousness, that's really good. Eventually I will get me one of those ScanGauges. Never had a car with more than a basic computer till recently.
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