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lem0nmonkey
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9th Jan 11 at 00:54   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Hey,

People with 20XE conversions in Corsa B's, What sort of MPG are ya getting roughly?

Got the 1.4 8v, being small, fairly good on fuel, but have an xe sat in the garage not doing a lot, think i might drop it in,

more powerful engine pulling a light weight car, guessing on low throttle driving it should be fairly good on fuel?

cheers
steb10
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They can be alright on fuel at low throttle, my corsa xe does 30-35 mpg if I am taking it easy
joeseth17
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same as above mine does about 32.
Eck
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9th Jan 11 at 10:10   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Will probably be better on fuel than your current engine.

[Edited on 09-01-2011 by Eck]
alan-g-w
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mine gets about 35-40 miles to a tenner.
Rich H
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Could get 38mpg out of mine easily when driven normally - replacing the thermostat with a normal one instead of a cool running one, and a new coolant temp sensor helped bring it up from late 20's.

Driven hard it would drink a bit more, but it'll never be horrendous; big engine in small car meant it was never trying that hard.
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I should of added "unless you have a heavy boot" like Alan just proved
alan-g-w
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Pretty much
Rich H
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TBH, after using 2/3's of the tank it's a guessing game as to how much you've got left anyway
Crana
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there ok if you float about but as soon as you open the throttle wide it all goes to shit
GregGsi
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my gf is 188 bhp and gets 35 to 42 on a good day


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weddy1988
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xe in my nova is one of the best mpg cars ive had mainly because you can sit and 5th and climb hills no bother i guess but indeed as sed mpg is good if a cav or a cally can get 30 mpg's near halfing the weight certainly will make a diffrance

 
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