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NEexpat · 05-01-2013, 10:51 AM

^Nook, thats a good question, and I wish I had saved the numbers somewhere.

When I had a regular commute I tried a tank with the CC on whenever possible and the very next tank without it and I seem to recall it was 2-3 mpg difference. Now that was combined back roads 35-40 mph, city and highways 65 mph.

Since I have owned the car and installed the CC I always felt that I couldn't match the CC on mileage.

*BTW with regard to my "sweet spot" sentence, obviously the lower the RPM the better the mileage. Anything less than 2650 rpm 62mph, I believe that to be the minimum, and still be able to travel on 65mph posted highways without being a PITA.

nookandcrannycar · 05-01-2013, 11:59 PM

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Originally Posted by NEexpat

^Nook, thats a good question, and I wish I had saved the numbers somewhere.

When I had a regular commute I tried a tank with the CC on whenever possible and the very next tank without it and I seem to recall it was 2-3 mpg difference. Now that was combined back roads 35-40 mph, city and highways 65 mph.

Since I have owned the car and installed the CC I always felt that I couldn't match the CC on mileage.

*BTW with regard to my "sweet spot" sentence, obviously the lower the RPM the better the mileage. Anything less than 2650 rpm 62mph, I believe that to be the minimum, and still be able to travel on 65mph posted highways without being a PITA.

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05-01-2013, 10:51 AM	#1
NEexpat Drives: 2009, auto, 4dr LB Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: S.E. New England Posts: 292	^Nook, thats a good question, and I wish I had saved the numbers somewhere. When I had a regular commute I tried a tank with the CC on whenever possible and the very next tank without it and I seem to recall it was 2-3 mpg difference. Now that was combined back roads 35-40 mph, city and highways 65 mph. Since I have owned the car and installed the CC I always felt that I couldn't match the CC on mileage. *BTW with regard to my "sweet spot" sentence, obviously the lower the RPM the better the mileage. Anything less than 2650 rpm 62mph, I believe that to be the minimum, and still be able to travel on 65mph posted highways without being a PITA.