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Brimmed the tank on the Stag after my return from my Paragliding holiday in France.
Total distance covered allowing for a 2% mileometer over read was 1793 miles.
Fuel used 279.6 litres or 61.5 gallons.
For a car that is capable of producing 100bhp more than a standard Stag, that works out at a pretty reasonable 29.1mpg bearing in mind that about 1400 miles was done at a steady 80mph , and a lot of the rest involved crawling up and down mountains in second and third gear.
That rolling road session obviously paid off, I think it only managed about 27mpg last year!
Neil
Neil
TV8, efi, fast road cams and home built manifolds. 246bhp 220lbft torque
Nice one Neil, Got a rolling road booked for 25th aug, I will post the results so you can add to your collection. not having a tune this time just a set of figures as the MK2 manifold is under way and i'm also going to remove my tubulars and increase the collector outlet to 2" then a full 2" system so will get a rolling tune done after those mods.
Thanks. It's the bottom support struts I need to replace. Rimmer part number GSA 5026.
Nigel
Why not just change the inserts? if you can't do it yourself ask a local garage to. You have them off the car already so a good mechanic should only take about 30 minutes on each one if he knows what he's doing.
Ian.
Wise men ignore the advice of fools, but fools ignore the advice of wise men sigpic
Brimmed the tank on the Stag after my return from my Paragliding holiday in France.
Total distance covered allowing for a 2% mileometer over read was 1793 miles.
Fuel used 279.6 litres or 61.5 gallons.
For a car that is capable of producing 100bhp more than a standard Stag, that works out at a pretty reasonable 29.1mpg bearing in mind that about 1400 miles was done at a steady 80mph , and a lot of the rest involved crawling up and down mountains in second and third gear.
That rolling road session obviously paid off, I think it only managed about 27mpg last year!
Nice one Neil, Got a rolling road booked for 25th aug, I will post the results so you can add to your collection. not having a tune this time just a set of figures as the MK2 manifold is under way and i'm also going to remove my tubulars and increase the collector outlet to 2" then a full 2" system so will get a rolling tune done after those mods.
Mk2 manifold? do explain...still using TR7 inlet manifolds?
Nothing but dream of what I will do with it when it comes back from Robsport after having an engine rebuild and the diffs sorted Had a phone call Friday saying the engine is back in the car and running sweet . So they think the week after next I will have it to enjoy whats left of the summer . They originally told me up to 16 weeks which I said was ridiculous and they agreed. So instead of sending the engine away they rebuilt it in house. . I expect they were losing custom because of the lead time . So I took the Rover P4 for a 30 mile run a bit hot but enjoyable saw lots of classics out today saw 8 Tr's of varying ages must have been a club run Also an Interceptor with a yellow Maserati , a Cobra and a Moggie
Mk2 manifold? do explain...still using TR7 inlet manifolds?
Yes Mike the tr7 manifold is working really well but for ease of access to the cooling plumbing which is underneath the manifold I have got a Mk 2 designed and under way. Should have some pictures of it in the next few months.
Cheers Steve
Stanley our metallic blue Stag is taking us down to Cornwall tomorrow - watch out for us cruising along the A35 / A38 & A303 down to Liskeard. Looking forward to some cool cruising aroung Cornwall with the top down and a full set of bugs in our teeth!
I love deadlines - I like the whooshing sound they make as they pass by!
I took mine to the garage to keep safe while I'm on holiday in Canada!
Passing a Garage in Pokesdown (nr. Boscombe) on our way back on the bus from Christchurch saw the back end of a dark coloured Stag sticking out of a Garage called "Motor Vation" but couldn't make out the exact colour as it was only a split second view - does it belong to anyone on here? 1st Stag I have seen on our visit to Dorset.
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