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Post Thu Dec 10, 2015 5:14 am

new build high eco car-PUSHING HARDER@ 83.3km/l

i cant find the old thread.

but its just same old "how low can you make the fuel consumption?"

here's my take on it.
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achieved with only year 2015, only performance intakes, NA engine with 39% efficiency.
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Post Thu Dec 10, 2015 8:14 am

Re: new build low fuel consumption cars

does that say 25 or 75?
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Post Thu Dec 10, 2015 10:04 am

Re: new build low fuel consumption cars

Weight: 309 kg. Okay, my oh-f.ck-meter just went out of scale
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Post Thu Dec 10, 2015 2:46 pm

Re: new build low fuel consumption cars

that's 75km/l alright :)
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Post Fri Dec 11, 2015 12:42 am

Re: new build low fuel consumption cars

koolkei wrote:that's 75km/l alright :)

So that's like what. 1.3 liter / 100km? O.o
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Post Fri Dec 11, 2015 6:17 pm

Re: new build low fuel consumption cars

squidhead wrote:
koolkei wrote:that's 75km/l alright :)

So that's like what. 1.3 liter / 100km? O.o

1.304l/100km

that's less than my IRL 135cc daily motorbike....

btw that's is still not pushing it. i could get 76 or 77km/l
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Post Fri Dec 11, 2015 9:29 pm

Re: new build low fuel consumption cars

What are the performance stats at that?
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Post Wed Dec 30, 2015 6:00 pm

Re: new build low fuel consumption cars

Welcome to 'murica.
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Equates to 1042L/100km. (and I'm using RON but I know the conversion to AKI)
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Post Wed Dec 30, 2015 6:49 pm

Re: new build low fuel consumption cars

lol nerd that thing must be belching a cloud of petrol smog so thick a single pass from that car alone would kill more people than all the dirty VW diesels in the world combined :lol:
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Post Wed Dec 30, 2015 7:14 pm

Re: new build low fuel consumption cars

i made something in the gallons per mile range once, game reports it as just 0.0MPG though
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Post Wed Dec 30, 2015 7:33 pm

Re: new build low fuel consumption cars

I've gotten 0.4 mpg from a badly tuned transmission on a 60s land barge. I've also got a very lightweight (below 700 kg) sports/track car that gets 100.1 mpg. It costs almost $100,000 but is still somewhat decent in the markets. It was in the high 70s for a couple of things until I used sliders to get it from about 85 mpg to that 100.1. I might have to post that one here.
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Post Thu Dec 31, 2015 1:34 am

Re: new build low fuel consumption cars

100mpg-> 45 km/l

ehehehehe.
75km/l -> 144mpg


i really thought there would be someone that SURELY beats me on that fuel consumption.
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Post Thu Dec 31, 2015 5:04 am

Re: new build low fuel consumption cars

I might have something with lower consumption than that. My 100.1 mpg one is a mid-engined car, using the smaller McLaren body, and using a 700 cc engine I made for another car. Top speed is about 190 km/h, and a 0-100 takes about 14 seconds. Maybe I should try a 500 cc engine and see how that goes ;)
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Post Thu Dec 31, 2015 10:22 am

Re: new build low fuel consumption cars

koolkei wrote:100mpg-> 45 km/l

ehehehehe.
75km/l -> 144mpg


i really thought there would be someone that SURELY beats me on that fuel consumption.


Perhaps that's b/c (at least according to google) 100mpg -> 42.5km/l and 75km/l -> 176mpg? At least to US MPG, Imperial MPG is a lot more.

Its possible to beat you. I couldn't get my lil engine as efficient as yours using just performance intakes (I was .18% off efficiency...I was using different units, but it shouldn't change that), but no one said we couldn't use race intakes, right? I tried using the not-smart car body, but it comes out a bit too heavy so I switched over to the one you used. I still have an extra ~5kg on yours so if I could find where its at the economy might go up slightly. I thought it was perhaps fixtures, but that didn't do anything so pardon the lack of headlights. Anyway I got 180.5 US MPG or 76.7km/l. I'm sure someone can beat it too.
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Post Thu Dec 31, 2015 11:29 am

Re: new build low fuel consumption cars

Damn, and I thought my economy was good...

...but I think this might be the lightest car ever made in Automation. It weighs less than a horse. Much less.

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