Proton X70 1.8TGDI 6AT

1) Petrol Used : Shell RON 95
2) Engine Oil Used : Shell Helix Ultra SAE5W40
3) Fuel Consumption average: 10km/Litre town driving based on meter / pure highway driving 12km/Litre
4) Driving mode: Normal mode and Light footed (so far never used Eco mode)
5) Tyre size: 225/55 R19 - Conti UC6 SUV



This post has been edited by Acoen: Jun 25 2020, 10:39 PM

Surprisingly little feedback from Axia owners...

1) Model : 2016 Axia SE Auto
2) Petrol Used : Petronas 95
3) Engine Oil Used : Perodua 0w-20


Long Distance
4) Fuel Consumption (in the meter) : 15km/l
4) Fuel Consumption (self measured) : 18.5km/l
5) Driving Condition : 50% highway 50% coastal road. No traffic. 1 extra passenger, +80kg. Half the drive was without aircond
6) Average Speed: 80-85km/h
7) Mileage : ~220km
8) Modification : None

Have yet to measure in full city driving

This post has been edited by RigerZ: Jul 31 2020, 03:16 PM

2017 Perodua Axia E spec Manual. VVTI facelift version.

Update:
1) Petrol Used : Petronas Primax RON 95
2) Engine Oil Used : Shell Helix HX5 5w30 (oil overdue)
3) Fuel Consumption average:
Latest fuel consumption:
Petronas RON 95
Full tank , 23L = 353.3 Km for 23L = 15.4KM/L

4) Driving condition : Mostly city driving, some highway , but drive aggressively .
5) Latest mileage : 76K

To note: Oil already nearing 10K mark. Time to change soon.
Front tyres just changed 1 month ago.

Showing the average speed is the better indicator.

The so called city driving that most put remark doesn't include traffic condition, no rush hour city driving in 50-60km/h range is more economical than speeding in highway.
Highway driving also if KL area, within the metropolitan doing mostly 80km/h range also far cry from speeding at NSE.

1) Model : 2016 Axia SE Auto
2) Petrol Used : Petronas 95
3) Engine Oil Used : Perodua 0w-20


Long Distance
4) Fuel Consumption (in the meter) : 15km/l
4) Fuel Consumption (self measured) : 18.5km/l
5) Driving Condition : 50% highway 50% coastal road. No traffic. 1 extra passenger, +80kg. Half the drive was without aircond
6) Average Speed: 80-85km/h
7) Mileage : ~220km
8) Modification : None


*UPDATE: Urban Driving*
4) Fuel Consumption (in the meter) : 15.5km/l
4) Fuel Consumption (self measured) : 13.5km/l
5) Driving Condition : 90% Urban (mostly short distances and traffic lights), 10% Extra urban, almost no air cond, no passengers.
6) Average Speed: 40km/h
7) Mileage : 329km
8) Fuel used: 24.38L
8) Modification : None

Note: I have reset the FC meter after refuelling today and will see how it goes

This post has been edited by RigerZ: Oct 31 2020, 05:59 PM

2015 Honda Accord 2.4 5 gear At

1) Petrol Used : Petronas Primax 95/ Bhp Ron 95
2) Engine Oil Used : Honda Fully synthetic 0w20 from day 1
3) Fuel Consumption average: Based on display meter. 13.6km/l. Kajang - Lumut every Monday morning (4am) and Lumut - Kajang every Friday after work.
4) Driving mode: Honda Eco Mode switch on all time, Aircond at 25C, Fan speed 2 - 3
5) Tyre size: 235/45/18 Ps4 Michelin
6) Average speed : 140-160kmh at highway, 120 kmh at kampung road. Rarely push the rpm above 4k unless overtaking.
7) Mileage : 160k km

This post has been edited by ayamxxx: Oct 31 2020, 04:12 PM

Update:
Done quite a bit more mods like HKS GT2 turbo, Greddy cams and boost controller, 850cc injectors and 255lph fuel pump, water/methanol kit, piping kit, downsize to 17x9 lightweight rims, using Amsoil 0w40 oil.
On long distance now managed to reach 8.5km/ltr, city still about the same around 6km/ltr.

wow... sure thirsty...

dyno numbers?

Only 376whp on Mustang dyno at conservative 1.4bar boost and just 33% methanol ratio on remapped stock ECU.

I wonder how much it can travel max for full tank? 400 km?

1) Model : Mazda 6 2.5 skyactiv 2.5
2) Petrol Used : Ron 97
3) Engine Oil Used : 10w-30


Long Distance
4) Fuel Consumption (in the meter) : 14km/l
4) Fuel Consumption (self measured) : 14km/l
5) Driving Condition : Ulu roads
6) Average Speed: -
7) Mileage : 700km per tank for 50 litres
8) Modification : None

Model : BMW 528i
Ron 97
10w-40

550km for 60 litres .

Proton X70 1.8TGDI CKD 7DCT 2020

1) Petrol Used : Petronas Primax 95 & BHP 95
2) Engine Oil Used : Shell Helix Ultra SAE5W40 under SC
3) Fuel Consumption average: Meter shown at 7.6L/100km - 8.6L/100km
4) Driving mode: Eco Mode all time
5) Tyre size: 225/55 R19 - Conti UC6 SUV

One thing I noted, the actual FC if test by own is higher than meter. Example the meter shown at 8.6L/100km (11.6km/l), but own real test is around 10km/l.



This post has been edited by ayamxxx: Oct 31 2020, 04:22 PM

Yeah, if cruising 110-120kph smoothly on highway long distance can reach about 410-430km on 50ltr. If mixed city/highway like normal, my best was about 380km.

Car Model: 2019 Mazda 3, Skyactive G 2.0L High Plus
Fuel: Caltex RON 95 only
Drive: Mostly city roads around Klang Valley

First 9,000 km (2019 AUG 10)
Engine Oil Used: Shell Helix Ultra 5W-40
Fuel Consumption: 11.5km/L

9,001 km - 17,000 km
Engine Oil Used: Shell Helix Ultra 5W-40
Fuel Consumption: 11.6km/L

17,001 km - 25,000 km (thus far)
Engine Oil Used: Petronas Syntium 3000 5W-30
Fuel Consumption: 12.3km/L

wow... just wow... :thumbsup:

century ~ 4s I guess...

Can skyactive take 0w20? If can it will improve fc a lot. Some newer Engine Oil even c/w 0w16 nowadays which promoted for better fc on current car, example Mobil 1 and Petronas Syntium 0w16

This post has been edited by ayamxxx: Oct 31 2020, 04:51 PM

Hahaha never really measure, as long as I can match or beat AMG CLA/A45 then I am happy enough. Planning to swap to aftermarket ECU (either Link G4 or Haltech plugin) then can retune for more aggressive mapping, maybe ron100 w/ 50% meth ratio @ 1.7 bar, hopefully can reach 390-400whp. Wouldn't go more than that coz still stock internals.

This post has been edited by 6UE5T: Oct 31 2020, 04:50 PM

only way to beat amg launch control is more torque & power!!!.... hahaha

your getting to twin charger territory liao... impressive man

Twincharger? You mean twin turbos? Mine is only twin scroll turbo. 🤣

supercharger+turbo or turbo x2... I just call them twin charger lah

yes I know... that's why I say your single turbo getting close to cars with twin charger liao.... hahaha