Are-Ex-Eight

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Made it 300 miles on my 09 R3. This was 80/20 Hwy to City.

MBTwenty

Now you need one of those big GT spoilers/handlebars to push it to a gas station.

Are-Ex-Eight

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Lol the picture was taken at the gas station

gwilliams6

I have a MSCAI on my 2008 40th Anniversary Edition and I premix with Pettit Racing Protek-R. Both the cold air intake and the premix help me slightly with gas mileage.

With highway driving like long trips, I find I can routinely get 20-22mpg , driving at 5-10mph over the posted speed limit. So I have reached 300 miles per tankfull, and that is with the 2004-2008 size gas tank. The 2009-2011 RX8s have one more gallon capacity in the gas tank, so they should be able to reach the 300 miles fine with mostly highway driving . I have found on the 2004-2008 models you have between 1.5-2 gallons of gas left in the tank when the low gas warning light FIRST comes on. So watch your distance from a gas station accordingly.

monchie

310.1 to be exact...lol

TrickWilliams

Pics or it didnt happen lol. nahh im kidding. I dont think i could 300 even if i tried real real hard. i like to get on her:p

Stars25

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Not fair!

I have trouble getting to 210 which is about the time when the fuel light comes on for me

During the summer I hardly do much highway driving, but when it was during the school year I mainly did highway driving and then maybe 10 minutes to get to my house off the highway and I got just around 17 miles per gallon.

LifeAfterRx8

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S2 have a larger fuel tank than S1's.

xexok

When I took a trip to Colorado I was easily getting 22 mpg going between 65 and 90 probably 80 70%+ of the way. If you figure when the light turns on that you have 1.5-2 gallons left out of a 16.9 tank then if you refuel right as the light comes on and are getting 22 mpg you could see 320-330 to a tank. I am very happy with the gas mileage on long trips that is pretty decent I think. Now in the city I usually get about 15 mpg.

monchie

It's not mine, it's the op's. Check out the pics.

Anyway, never tried driving it that way.

TrickWilliams

ya my bad i guess i didnt catch that. thought u were puttin up your numberss. sorry homie

Are-Ex-Eight

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Yes but the R3 also gets less mpg.

RX26b

I got to 300.8 before the fuel light came on this weekend. This was a mix of highway (mostly driving mid to high 70s) and country (45 to 65 limit) roads driving. I do top off my gas tank beyond the point that the pump shuts itself off so I started with more than the 15.9 gallon cap. How much more, I don't know. The average for the tank was 22.55 mpg. Not my best, as one time last year with the same type of driving I managed 23.2-ish. I would guess that over 24 would've been possible had the car been filled with non-ethanol blend.

pdxhak

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All HWY I have gone 300 miles until the light turns on.

Jacob6875

I made it to 306.7 on my last fill up. I put in exactly 13 gallons so I could have made it another 60 miles or so if I wanted.

PeteInLongBeach

I went 365 on a tank last weekend...

mortaneous

o.O did u roll down a hill for 150 miles? lol

mbentley

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it's surprising what kind of fuel mileage you can get when you drive 100% highway with very little variance in speed and traffic. on 6/30, i filled up at 321 miles in my 2005, 13.62 gallons. that was driving home from gatlinburg, tn.

mkmike103

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I broke 300 miles on a tank once or twice while driving from NY to AZ in my '04. 100% highway. Have never come close since with regular driving.

Wingznut

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About 75% highway miles. Most of it on the windy Pacific Coast Hwy, all with the A/C on, and I certainly wasn't driving with max mpg in mind. But, I ain't gonna lie, I was getting nervous those last couple of miles.

Fill up was 14.09 gallons, which works out to be 21.3 mpg. I get 16mpg normally, which is 90% city driving.