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Hey guyz just a quick question

wats the average fuel consumption for a 1989 r32 gts4 for a full tank

just drivin normal not pushing it constantly

how many km/s should i be gettin out of a tank (AVERAGE)

i need to kno coz this thing is drinkin heaps!

thx

joe

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i get about 440 to a tank of premium unleaded from mobil or bp.. is your car stock or is it modified heaps? i have 200,000 on the clock and its still running like a dream. have front mount, pod, exhaust, bov ( atmo ) and 500hp fuel pump.

I have a cefiro, so slightly heavier than a normal skyline, but prob about the same as a gts4. And say I go down the coast on a sat nite, drive to work in traffic the rest of the time, Id get about 490-570kms to a tank, then I fill up and only 55L goes in. So work it out. I dont baby the car, but where theres no point in giving it a bit I wont.

So personally I think you lot need better tunes :D

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