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11 Jul 2012 14:22 #43958
by adamatdraycott
Replied by adamatdraycott on topic Re: 38mpg
How many litres is your tank taking Halford?
Jimny's are quoted as having 40litres, but i only ever get 35-36 in
If you calculate your MPG using the full 40 it makes a difference obviously
Jimny's are quoted as having 40litres, but i only ever get 35-36 in
If you calculate your MPG using the full 40 it makes a difference obviously
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11 Jul 2012 16:50 #43960
by Foxtrot
My car at the moment is stock, although I will get some ATs but standard size on steel rims for winter. I only do occasional mild green laning and, after noticing the drop in fuel with the grabbers, using ATs all the year is very expensive. If you don't mod the Jimny they are very economical......honest 
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11 Jul 2012 17:17 #43962
by Halford
so it looks like the grabbers are grabbing the road too much ..... :pinch:
do like the way they feel though, and have total confidence in their grip and ride
might try a couple more lbs pressure in them to see what happens to mpg.
wonder if keeping them caked in mud and clay would improve mpg (like slicks) :silly:
so it looks like the grabbers are grabbing the road too much ..... :pinch: do like the way they feel though, and have total confidence in their grip and ridemight try a couple more lbs pressure in them to see what happens to mpg.
wonder if keeping them caked in mud and clay would improve mpg (like slicks) :silly:
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