My new personal best

[Tonavi]

Originally Posted by malibuguy

i wouldn't go by the gauge

do fill up math, xxx miles divded by x.xx gallons to fill up

i had that gauge in my Scion it would always tell me i was getting mid to upper 40s when i was really barely getting mid 30s

That's why I always do the math and calibrate the SGII. Go to More >> Fillup and update your values. The SGII is about 8-10% off right out of the box. Doing the math and updating the values keeps it accurate.

[DMZ]

Originally Posted by Tonavi

That's why I always do the math and calibrate the SGII. Go to More >> Fillup and update your values. The SGII is about 8-10% off right out of the box. Doing the math and updating the values keeps it accurate.

My SGII MPG readings are so variable, depending on TSP, LOD, etc, which are dependent on road slope and even wind direction. But I live in rolling hills and mountains so there is no straight and level to be had.

I stopped using that feature and do manual calc's.

[Tonavi]

Originally Posted by DMZ

My SGII MPG readings are so variable, depending on TSP, LOD, etc, which are dependent on road slope and even wind direction. But I live in rolling hills and mountains so there is no straight and level to be had.

I stopped using that feature and do manual calc's.

I leave mine on FIA, MPG, AVG, and FWT for my four gauge options.