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Running ECO Mode - my MPG results.
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Davgill2002
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Please share where you got the information on ECO mode wherein it consist of more than showing arrows on when to shift. So it changes fuel/air mixture and timing? Just want to see the support. Would not a stage 1 or ii tune eliminate those claimed ECO mode benefits altogether?
Eco mode still works with stage II. I run Eco 90% of the time and at 60 mph I'm getting 40mpg. When I need it and want it I can jump out of Eco, turn up the wick, and have more power than I need to get gone. More power costs $$$$ in more ways than one. So I ride conservatively to keep wearables and fuel within reason. I do like to get on it now and then because it is a blast to ride.
Last trip in October to the New England states set in the normal mode got 38 mpg overall driving in all kinds of conditions and roads. This is with a 2022 F3L Special using regular unleaded fuel. Have a 19" aftermarket windscreen, 20 psi front, 25 psi rear and riding solo. About 2800 mile five day run.
rjinaz86323
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Have a 21 Legacy XT and typically get around 32mpg or a little more if I stay off the freeway. Just about 3 mpg less than my Spyder on highway. On the freeway the Spyder gets less than the Subie.
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