April 27, 201115 yr comment_519949 I am just curiouse to see what kind of fuel consumtion ya all get to 100km for a corolla 3,4,5k and what youve done to it. I searched google but i wasnt sure weather to beleve a few websites because anyways can just make stuff up... Thanks Evan other motors that you have put into ya rolla I'm keen to see :D Edited April 27, 201115 yr by xr8racer Report
April 27, 201115 yr comment_519956 Used to get around 10L/100km from a twin carbed 5K in a KE35 if driven quietly........ Not much worse that the standard 3K Report
April 27, 201115 yr comment_519958 Got 8.3 in my Auto 4k, in ke70 at a constant 4000 revs. Edited April 27, 201115 yr by bAKER Report
April 27, 201115 yr comment_519974 my mates ke70 can get about 80 kms with the fuel indicator being not much more than 1mm above the 'E' Report
April 27, 201115 yr Author comment_519980 cheers guys, all I'm after is a rebuilt 4k all standard just with a set of extractors and ill be happy :D haha Report
April 28, 201115 yr comment_520094 5k with 5 speed carbie extractors and exhaust be lucky to get 11L/100km Report
April 28, 201115 yr comment_520126 5k with 5 speed carbie extractors and exhaust be lucky to get 11L/100km what kind of carbie? I used to get about the same with a carb needing a rebuild. Now with my 4k+ rebuilt 3k carb + extractors I usually get about 9L/100km Report
April 28, 201115 yr comment_520176 Averaged 11.5km/100L Between Sunbury and Tailem Bend. Rebuilt 4K, Cam, Extractors, 2" Exhaust (1 hotdog,supercat triple flow muffler), 32/36 weber, K50, 4.5:1 final drive. Sitting on around 3,700rpm Report
April 28, 201115 yr comment_520182 Averaged 11.5km/100L Between Sunbury and Tailem Bend. Rebuilt 4K, Cam, Extractors, 2" Exhaust (1 hotdog,supercat triple flow muffler), 32/36 weber, K50, 4.5:1 final drive. Sitting on around 3,700rpm Whoa...you've got a thirsty engine...& a big fuel tank! :wink: Edited April 28, 201115 yr by carbonboy Report
April 28, 201115 yr comment_520184 Whoa...you've got a thirsty engine...& a big fuel tank! :wink: Look at the final drive. plus 185/60/14's Sitting on avg. 100km/h. Car loaded with clothes, beer and car parts. (more beer and car parts tho) 2 people. 660+km on about 75L EDIT: Keep in mind, my old KE38 was bordering on about 990kg without anything in it... Edited April 28, 201115 yr by SLO-030 Report
April 28, 201115 yr comment_520186 5k with 5 speed carbie extractors and exhaust be lucky to get 11L/100km Mine was a similar combination but with 3kb carbies and high compression. Used to get around 400km from a tank. So appox. 10l/100km driven sensibly. Open it up for some fun and it could chew through a quarter of a tank in no time :yes: Report
April 28, 201115 yr comment_520191 I use an app on my phone as my fuel gauge is crook Cammed twin 40 dellortos. Average fuel consumption 9.61, best is 8.74 and worst is 14.18 The economy comes from a properly tuned set of carbs, and also very high comp/good volumetric efficiency. Also, the driving I do closely represents the standard for combined driving, some open road high speed, not many lights or congested traffic. Report
April 28, 201115 yr comment_520192 Look at the final drive. plus 185/60/14's Sitting on avg. 100km/h. Car loaded with clothes, beer and car parts. (more beer and car parts tho) 2 people. 660+km on about 75L EDIT: Keep in mind, my old KE38 was bordering on about 990kg without anything in it... The way you have it written you travel 11.5kms for every 100 littres of fuel used, obviously a typo. I was joking :P Report
April 28, 201115 yr comment_520196 The way you have it written you travel 11.5kms for every 100 littres of fuel used, obviously a typo. I was joking :P 100L/11.5km sounds about right. ahahah. Typo, my bad hahah. least theres a decent amount of info now :P Report
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