That's a great idea, but probably a bit out of my price range. In any case, my idea is doing what a regular guy would do, getting the results a regular guy would get. The best I can offer is doing a city driving mpg's and a separate Highway mpgs. Though I imagine it wont vary all that much since I only run about 50 mph on the highway. I mentioned before, I was getting 12 mpgs (varied driving) averages with my Rochester, but later that dropped to 10-11 mpgs I attributed to losing fuel when parked for an extended period of time. As soon as the weather improves here in northern California, ill get to the testing.
Last edited by ClassicsR4Me; 01/12/2020 5:00 PM.
