twistedsymphony wrote:
Those LS1s get better MPG than your Turbo 4 all day long.
Just did a quick google search on this. A few cars with a LS1 claim to boast a 27 or higher MPG rating, however most fall well below that. Neighborhood of 20-22 seems to be much more common. The idea of a standard v8 motor being able to beat a 4 cyl in mpgs 'all day long' is absurd. Real world pwns you. Im talking 28 mpg on average overall MPGs, your saying 32 mythical highway perfectly MPG minded driving that mostly exists in car manufacterers testing facilities/heads.
twistedsymphony wrote:FACTORY spec MPG on an LS1 with a T-56 (Borg Warner 6 Speed) gets 31 Highway.
What the hell does this even mean? There are no MPGs assigned to a motor.. Gearing, weight, aero, and a slew of other things change MPGs on a per car basis.
twistedsymphony wrote: put that in a lighter S-chassis and ditch the restrictive emissions equipment and most of the people I know who have one in stock configuration get around 34 highway.
Who has a LS1 swapped 240 that gets 34 highway if you dont mind me asking?