J_Maher_AMG
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- Joined
- May 29, 2016
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- Location
- Newfoundland, Canada
- First Name
- Justin
- Vehicle(s)
- 2017 GT350R (HR057)
1. How many miles on your current engine? ~7,300miles (~11,700kms)
2. Have you ever had your engine replaced, and if so why? No
3. Do you frequently track your car? No
4. What is the date of manufacture of your car? 6/2017
5. Have you had any engine mods/upgrades done, OPG's, valves, cams etc? No
6. How much oil do you pull out of your catch cans? Didn't track the amount, I remember it being around maybe 1oz or so in the syringe I used to remove it, very little, passenger side only.
My car seems to burn no oil so far, or if it is, it is a very small amount. I avoid any high rpm low load situations, and typically tend to drive a little harder than most, the majority of the time. If I'm pulling out or turning onto another road, I always accelerate a little quicker (nothing close to WOT) than is necessary to get "good fuel economy". Average about 1617/100km which is around 13.5-14.7MPG. And this is with virtually ZERO stop and go traffic where fuel economy is worse. Just to provide a sense that I typically always try to have some measure of load on the engine, with no loafing or lugging the engine.
2. Have you ever had your engine replaced, and if so why? No
3. Do you frequently track your car? No
4. What is the date of manufacture of your car? 6/2017
5. Have you had any engine mods/upgrades done, OPG's, valves, cams etc? No
6. How much oil do you pull out of your catch cans? Didn't track the amount, I remember it being around maybe 1oz or so in the syringe I used to remove it, very little, passenger side only.
My car seems to burn no oil so far, or if it is, it is a very small amount. I avoid any high rpm low load situations, and typically tend to drive a little harder than most, the majority of the time. If I'm pulling out or turning onto another road, I always accelerate a little quicker (nothing close to WOT) than is necessary to get "good fuel economy". Average about 1617/100km which is around 13.5-14.7MPG. And this is with virtually ZERO stop and go traffic where fuel economy is worse. Just to provide a sense that I typically always try to have some measure of load on the engine, with no loafing or lugging the engine.
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