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    Quote Originally Posted by Camo View Post
    16 Thats brilliant

    I'm lucky if mine ever gets less than 20. 30 on LPG atm

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    Was getting 30/100 on lpg too.
    Back on petrol now, so it'll be interesting to see what difference there is, if any.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bee utey View Post

    Lose weight...
    I'm screwed then... ... Oh, you meant the car...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Greenie View Post
    Still looking for the magic combo.
    I think the magic combo would be a real increase in engine effciency (remember the rover V8 in a very old design now) and a reasonable increase in aerodynamic effciency, combined with good driver training.

    Good luck.

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    economical drive, and in a landrover !

    Hard to be economical but true !, remember its hiway and 4 people, 2 adults 2 kids and luggage. Adelaide to flinders ranges.return

    From full to the cap adelaide, refill to cap at hawker,( cost a fair bit more there) then refilled to cap at pt. augusta straight drive to adelaide and refill to cap at adelaide. The specs say 90 litre and the light comes on with 13 litres to go and it did stay on just after quorn, which made the last part a bit hairy, and the refill was 83 litres at the woolies at pt.agusta. I drive very carefully, and try to cost and judge the traffic, so no big boot on the pedal if it can be avoided. It is easy to get bad economy and a lot more fun too to hit the loud pedal, but it can be done, 1400 km is a fair run to do a test. it was just mostly hiway driving. We are considering going to marree, lake eyre in a few weeks time, i'll see how it goes if we do it. around town i seem to get about 16ish, but i will see how that goes, its a bit of a challenge now.
    Date km Litres Price per litre

    11/06/12 319.0 36.00 1.339 Adelaide

    10/06/12 598.0 83.00 1.450 Pt Augusta

    9/06/12 487.0 58.00 1.640 Hawker
    Last edited by Mack; 15th June 2012 at 01:58 AM. Reason: rearrange data columns

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    Best I can get is 330k's from 83ltrs of LPG (33's, standard diff gears and muddies).

    I gave up keeping tally with petrol as the gauge moves too quickly! (down side of a 4.6 with Motec I guess)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rangey89 View Post
    Best I can get is 330k's from 83ltrs of LPG (33's, standard diff gears and muddies).

    I gave up keeping tally with petrol as the gauge moves too quickly! (down side of a 4.6 with Motec I guess)
    Ah cool.. mine uses the same.. I don't feel so bad now

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    Recent best in my 01/94 Classic was 11.77km/lt - 8.49lts/100k - 33.5 mpg - cruising at 110. Before disbelief sets in perhaps I should mention that it is fitted with a 300Tdi - I am very glad that I am not paying V8 fuel bills.

    FWIW

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    I know someone around here locally that makes something similar to a hiclone but is different in the fact it doesn't restrict the airflow in any way but is able to spiral the air. He is also installing them in the exhaust as well but recommends an exhaust size of no bigger than 2" for best performance. He has spent many years perfecting his design. He is claiming some big results as he had his device dyno tested as proof plus he is getting very positive feedback about the fuel savings. Might see if I can get his details if anyone is interested. I'll be getting the Rangie + Corolla done one of these days

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    Quote Originally Posted by C H T View Post
    Recent best in my 01/94 Classic was 11.77km/lt - 8.49lts/100k - 33.5 mpg - cruising at 110. Before disbelief sets in perhaps I should mention that it is fitted with a 300Tdi - I am very glad that I am not paying V8 fuel bills.
    Green with envy !

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    Quote Originally Posted by C H T View Post
    Recent best in my 01/94 Classic was 11.77km/lt - 8.49lts/100k - 33.5 mpg - cruising at 110. Before disbelief sets in perhaps I should mention that it is fitted with a 300Tdi - I am very glad that I am not paying V8 fuel bills.

    FWIW

    C H T
    Filled the L322 up the other day. Diesel was fricken 20cents more than petrol Feel like buying a supercharged next. Bugger it, I love my V8's.

    Camo
    2004 Black Range Rover L322 Diesel

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