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12.5 lt/100km

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12.5 lt/100km

Post by numbnuts »

mate told me he's getting 12.5 lt/100km in his 4.2 td gu 2002 going to melb. from adelaide , i don't think so what do you think?
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Post by RoldIT »

Yeah, doable with a light foot and light load.

I scored average 14/100 with a full tray, fairly heavy foot and mixed high range 4wd and 2wd over 7500klms through central, two years ago.
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Post by Bad JuJu »

I used 3/4 of the main tank in a empty GU Ute comming back from Tamworth to Canberra about 3 weeks ago .... 3/4=70ish L I guess for 697kms.

It was really pi55ing down hard all the way so I had to sit on 90km/h as that was all the traffic was doing and I didnt feel like pushing any harder anyway.

I reckon it could be possible.
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Post by numbnuts »

this is a wagon and a lot heavier than a tray, and i still don't think so.
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Post by outback_lux »

i went from dubbo to gosford in just over half of tank(90L tank), in my n/a diesel gq 4.2, and did 1166klm(broken hill to gosford) in $200 :armsup:

so its well doable i say............. no wait,, experienced :D

edit: in a lwb wagon filled up with my house shit, just sat on about 100-105 all day

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Post by Bad JuJu »

numbnuts wrote:this is a wagon and a lot heavier than a tray, and i still don't think so.
Put mine on the weighbridge last sunday, 2223kg.
Its a DX coilcab + genuine nissan bar with brush guards and a towbar, stock everything else.
I didnt have the tray sides on.
The tray is a alloy bed. 2 ropeboxes, steel frame and head board.

So its not that much lighter than a wagon is it ??
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Post by rvh96 »

yes possable i get around 14l/100 on a trip with pump mods and running 17-20psi boost even towing camper trailer only drops to15l/100 my ST coil cab weighs 2900 empty, steel tray,ARB bar and steps winch,240l tanks,twin batteries
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Post by sierrajim »

It's not a Patrol, in a factory T/diesel 100 series wagon I can easily get 11 L/100

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Post by DK »

I would be pretty dissapointed if i owend a Diesel Patrol and wasnt getting those figures....My Defender returns about 10.5-11 per 100 on swampers/on standard tyres i can get down to 9lts/100 on the highway(as long as the wind is blowing the right way :D )
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Post by philhod »

I average 13.2/100 driving from Canberra to Albury with the cruise set on 115kph. 4.2 '99 ST wagon, Bar, Dual Batteries, Snorkel, Drawers, and Winch.
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Post by scout392 »

392 ci V8 petrol 3spd Auto

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11.5to100 i can only dream

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Post by KiwiBacon »

My 85 rangie with isuzu 4BD1T is currently getting 9l/100km (30mpg) on a flat open road (100km/h) run.

Gets closer to 10l/100km if you throw an 800m high mountain pass in the way.

Speed has a huge influence on mileage. What speed was your mate travelling?
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Post by its aford not a nissan »

i get 10 to 11 / 100 hwy driving in a 4.2 turbo and intercooled patrol
but around town that blows out to 18 to 19 / 100 as i have a heavy foot
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Post by macca81 »

if i can get 10.7/100 in my 81 diesel MQ, then getting 12.5/100 in a 02 gu should be no hassle at all... its a diesel, its turbo'd, its doing a long trip. it has all it needs for half decent fuel fugures
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Post by Den81 »

I get 13ltrs/100ks at 110kph with a turbo intercooled td42. Its a gq wagon with 300k on the clock.

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Post by mico »

a T/D Patrol should get great figures I get 11-12l/100km Hwy driving out of the 1uz with are reasonably heavy foot in my 4Runner with 34"s and it weighs 1950kg
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Post by RockyF75 »

10/100 pretty much every where with or without a lead foot :D . Unless I am towing, driving on sand, or driving more than 100k/hr :roll:
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Re: 12.5 lt/100km

Post by RaginRover »

numbnuts wrote:mate told me he's getting 12.5 lt/100km in his 4.2 td gu 2002 going to melb. from adelaide , i don't think so what do you think?
I could get that in P38 4.0 SE V8 Range Rover

That and his speedo might be out ?

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Post by jav »

15 to20L /100km 99 st td4.2ute, has been up tp 30L with quick trip to sydney with car trailer.
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Post by Chucky »

I get about 15lo/100km in a TD 80 series. Running 18psi boost mixed city driving. And I use whats there too.

14l/100kms would be very doable I reckon. In a diesel anyway.
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Post by rojak »

I average about 12, with a best of 11 and worst of 13 in all situations, city driving, highway,towing and wheeling in a 75 ute with 280K on the clock however I rarely go over 100km/h.
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Post by HG »

I averaged 14.1 ltrs per 100kms over the long weekend and thats LPG .
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