StonedCL

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I.ve notice the same but I tent to gun it alot more so i think im getting better MPG'S.

H@mmerm@n

Only been a week since I got the AEM CAI installed. I got 24.5 MPG which is about my average. I can tell that this tank is going to be less because I am spending a lot more time running in the VTEC range because of the sweet sound of the engine w/CAI at WOT.

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Mike
2001 Satin Silver CL-S
Comptech headers, exhaust, sways, AEM CAI (Red), PIAA 19169 road lamps, NO SCRATCHED RIMS!

"Never underestimate the power of a dark CLown!" - Darph Bobo

Satin Slayer

I have the AEM CAI. Sorry, but I don't know the conversion from metric to imperial units...I'm Canadian, eh? Anyways, before my AEM CAI was installed, I was averaging about 380-400 km on a full tank(before the gas light comes on). Now, I average out to 430-450 km before the light comes on.

Crippen

Finally! That's what I am sayin' bro I get the same mileage as you -- that translates to barely 21-22mpg. No clue how our american brothers are getting 25+ all the time -- we must be lead-footed



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Satin Slayer

I think it has something to do with city vs highway driving/fuel consumption. I assume that there would be more highway driving down in the U.S. since everything is spread so far apart. If you've ever been to Vancouver, you'll know that everything is centrally located. I rarely ever go on the highway. In fact, I could probably go a full tank of gas without ever hitting a highway. About 99% of the time I drive about 50 to 60 km/hr...occasionally, I do hit 70 or 80 km/hr(yes, I drive like a grandmother on Sunday ) On the occasional trip that I take down to Seattle, I do manage to break 600 km on a full tank...but, that is because it's almost non-stop highway driving. What's it like in Montreal?

Considering that the published fuel consumption specs are 19/29 for the city/highway, I don't think 21-22 is that bad at all for mostly city driving


[This message has been edited by Satin Slayer (edited 04-29-2001).]

Type S

yah.. that is true

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Nashua_Night_Hawk

Today Fill, 12 Galon for 276 miles = 23MPG
1 Galon = $1.78

ery close to the 21-22 MPG I am averaging

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Black, Ebony, 3.2 CL Type-S, NAV.
- 3M clear bra, by Stonguard (full front bumper, and side mirrors, and partial hood)
- Acura Spoiler, Moonroof visor
- Splash guards, Winter mats, Trunk liner
- Valentine V1 Radar Locator
- HELMS Service Manual
- PIAA 19169 road lamps
- 03/19/01: Injen Polished CAI
- 04/13/01: 235/40/18 NITTO 555 on 18x7.5, +45 offset, Koing Imagine in Silver with wheels locks

Iridium130

I have been getting VERY shitty mileage even WITH the CAI.

But that's cuz I'm constantly getting into the VTEC range

I should cut back on VTEC-ing

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2K1 #10,029 Satin Silver CL-S since 6/13/00 named Laetitia with Navi! Mods : XEPHYR PERFORMANCE CAI~3M Reflective Tint(37%) tint~Hiper Hibrid Plasma "Xenon" road lamps & high-beams~Uniden LRD 6599SWS Radar Detector~Shine by Meguiar's Gold Wax~Member of the Scratched Rims Club~Upgraded cupholder on the way!!!~

MYTYPES

Did you guys install the CAI yourselves or have your mechanic do it? I am getting mine today & I am not sure if I should attempt the install myself.......

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***2001 Acura 3.2 CL, Type-S***
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***AEM CAI, Comptech exhaust/springs & rims/tires tires TBA***