Fc

[invisibleghost]

hi all,

jz want to know the FC for cefiro be it a 31/32/33.

I notice most of them is above 25c/km @ rm1.92/l which is a bit thirsty.

mind sharing urs? thanks

 

[nlexis]

after K&N, about 18c/km..quite ok..esp nowaday, i skip all the jam coz i go in office after 9.30am

 

[invisibleghost]

nlexis, urs is a33 2.0? 18c/km is kinda cheap

 

[ongteckweng]

nlexis, urs is a33 2.0? 18c/km is kinda cheap

nlexis is clever to skip jams n usin highways....feilo's FC its a lot better if u manage to drive them under these conditions...

but if u r often trap in jams n seldom crusing along highways, expect 25c/km, which is norm...dont expect a sub 20c/km with such big cc...nowadays, i think only few cars manage to do it even at constant jam...

my wifey's kenari is one of them...

 

[invisibleghost]

well, if ard 20c to 25c/km, i m ok wif it.

ong, how abt urs?

 

[ongteckweng]

well, if ard 20c to 25c/km, i m ok wif it.

ong, how abt urs?

around there mate...also depends on my driving style...

 

[defcon1]

Buy 3 litre engine, then talk about FC...rofl...

 

[ongteckweng]

if drive cefiro...forget about FC.

 

[invisibleghost]

not thst I m very mind abt FC but jz want to knw, planning mah

 

[ongteckweng]

not thst I m very mind abt FC but jz want to knw, planning mah

i.ghost, actually it varies from car to car...some have better FC while some r not eventhough its same in cc n stock. the reason is how the previous owner take care of the car.

using better grade engine oil, correct tyres pressure, driving style, spark plugs---these r the few things can contribute to better FC. try reading the Sunday Star's Motoring Special n u know what i am talking about. but for cefiro, its around the there: 0.25c/km for mixed city/highway driving and 0.18c/km for highway cruising.

hope this help. cheers

 

[edgar_raphael]

oi, how much is that in Litre/100km?

 

[ongteckweng]

mate...do the calculation...