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    Hey people

    Just after an idea on 1UZ fuel economy.

    Any details of the setup (car, approx weight, auto/manual, any mods/type of driving) would be appreciated.

    I've done some searching and most of the details come up for big/heavy/auto Soarers and 15-20lt/100km which seems insane.

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    MX73 Cressida, 1.500-1600kg, auto. No mods. (Uses crown headers)

    Normal driving - 12-13l/100km (giving it shit sometimes)
    Highway - 10-11l/100km.
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    I get 9l/100k on the highway
    11-12l/100k around town
    and about 32-37l/100k Driffting-autocross-track

    MX73 Cressida 1330kg on the engineers report

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    Stock V8 Soarer aside from shorter ratio TT diff



    thats a range of about 10.5 to 12.5l/100km

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    no info to add, but great thread, i have a conversion in mind for a stupid daily driver using a 1UZFE and auto box (to keep costs reasonable) and have been wondering about the fuel cost.
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    Default Re: 1UZ economy?

    Thanks for the replies, yes that's the idea of this thread. I'm tossing up between half a dozen different options and currently unsure which way to go. I'd like to say that running costs aren't a concern, but even at $1.50/litre it's not cheap to run a car... much less at the higher prices likely in the next few years.
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    This is probably the most-asked noob question on Soarer Central...
    Most replies I have seen seem to say 10-14 L/100km.
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    Ok so it looks like a manual 1UZ in an RT142 would be a pretty OK thing, I have fairly detailed pics of an 1UZ->RA65 conversion and it all looks fairly straightforward.
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    UZS131 Bog stock 1800kg Crown

    12L-100km on the freeway (damm low gear ratio)
    13.3L -100km Round town (around Canberra 25km trip to work 4 sets of lights no traffic)
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    less than a 6 cyclinder falcon or commodore.
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    Correct and for so much more car . still 12 on the hwy gets expensive after a while . the soarers seem to be a little better on the hwy verse the crowns , i first thought yeah the weight diff but i think its more the crowns athmatic exhaust system .
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    Quote Originally Posted by cambelt1
    Correct and for so much more car . still 12 on the hwy gets expensive after a while . the soarers seem to be a little better on the hwy verse the crowns , i first thought yeah the weight diff but i think its more the crowns athmatic exhaust system .
    Dave
    and the fact they are shaped like a brick

    I used to get pretty consistent 10lt/100km touring in the GT8. An accumulation of changes with no tune tweaks to refine economy have it a bit higher now.

    A uz swap into anything sub 1500kg with prog ECU should easily get 10lt/100km or better.
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    iv had 3 1uzfe engines all in different cars....and for a v8..they are pretty econimcal....15l to 20l...is way out...about 12 to 13l per 100km is about right...highway even better.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JustenGT8
    A uz swap into anything sub 1500kg with prog ECU should easily get 10lt/100km or better.
    Exactly... its more about the weight of the car & engine tune than the capacity and cylinders the engine has.

    Putting a 1UZ into my RA28 im hopeing to get better economy than the factory 18R-C/G would have had.
    I think better than 10L/100KM should be doable since the car only weighs ~1200kg.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MWP
    Exactly... its more about the weight of the car & engine tune than the capacity and cylinders the engine has.

    Putting a 1UZ into my RA28 im hopeing to get better economy than the factory 18R-C/G would have had.
    I think better than 10L/100KM should be doable since the car only weighs ~1200kg.
    Yup all round economy was noticeably better in the GT8 with the TTUZ over the 3SGTE
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