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First Grill Block/Interesting Results

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Fuel Economy' started by KAR IDEA, Nov 26, 2008.

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  1. nooaah

    nooaah New Member

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    Oh, so I should be safe! The temperature when I left was 32 degrees. It is now almost 60. I would've been a little annoyed if I had to remove it within one day. :p

    Thanks again! 52.5 mpg in 32 degree weather with just the top grills blocked is a little absurd. I'm very happy with these results. :)
     
    #41 nooaah, Dec 24, 2008
  2. KAR IDEA

    KAR IDEA Member

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    Yes, that is absurd, but you just keep on it! I've been maintaining 45 with the grill blocked. Although my last tank was an absolutely dismal 37. I don't what happened there...

    It's hard to maintain MPG with multiple drivers, and my better half has a lead foot. She has told me however, that even she notices a difference with the grill block.
     
    #42 KAR IDEA, Dec 25, 2008
  3. nooaah

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    Here's the MFD in the afternoon after my commute (30-some miles round trip).

    :eek:

    ***An EBH would probably put that over 60, I'd think . . .
     

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