>Hmmm may be a little high depending on if your carrying a load or not.
> I'd say you would be wrapt with 12/100 in 1hz troopy!
>
>>Hmmm may be a little high depending on if your carrying a load or not.
Dunno, for an unladen Deisel I'd have expected a little better.
He may have 35inch tyres or something. BUt for a stocker............
Biggus :) - 11 Jan 2008 09:21 GMT
Check out EO, seems not as good as you hope.
>Dunno, for an unladen Deisel I'd have expected a little better.
>
>He may have 35inch tyres or something. BUt for a stocker............
Kev - 13 Jan 2008 02:36 GMT
>> I'd say you would be wrapt with 12/100 in 1hz troopy!
>>
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>
> He may have 35inch tyres or something. BUt for a stocker............
what can you expect from a Nissan Owner Scotty
10-11L/100klm is about average for any of the 1Hz cruisers when driven
sedately at 90-100kph with AC on
but go over 100 to 110 and you can drop it to around 12L/100klm
of course putting things like 33inch mud tyres will see that figure blow
out to 14L/100
friend got 8L/100klm on a return trim from Brisbane to Wagga in his 2006
100 turbo diesel auto
his father fared a little worse two months earlier at around 12L/100 in
his 2005 100 V8 Auto but he probably say on 90klms all the way
Of course the Patrols get no better
and the cruisers are around 2.5 tonnes
Kev
Biggus :) - 13 Jan 2008 02:41 GMT
yea, thats like listening to Robin who says his 4.8petrol GU gets
13/100 too... Driving sedately, which is not what normal people do
day to day.
Lushy - 14 Jan 2008 17:34 GMT
> yea, thats like listening to Robin who says his 4.8petrol GU gets
> 13/100 too... Driving sedately, which is not what normal people do
> day to day.
> yea, thats like listening to Robin who says his 4.8petrol GU gets
> 13/100 too... Driving sedately, which is not what normal people do
> day to day.
I get 16l/100k out of my 4L Wranler which is normal for them, less in the
scrub - but the fun factor is the thing I reckon.