8th Generation Honda Civic Forum - View Single Post - K&N drop in filter is worth it for the HYBRID.

chugiboi · 07-19-2008, 09:51 PM

okay, i have the result here.

360 miles end with 4 bars left before i fill up again.

Mod = K&N drop in filter. ( haven't reset the ECU yet )

A/C is on 100% of the time. ( it's ridiculously hots here in the central valley )

90% city and 10% hwy.

normal driving and aggressive driving, about a half and half. ( didn't really drive like how a hybrid was really suppose to be driven )

so i ended with about 36 mpg.

I'll try again later on with the ECU reseted and no A/C this time to see if there's any difference.

never test with a stock air filter before, so i'm not sure if there's really anything mpg gain or lost here yet.

07-19-2008, 09:51 PM	#24 (permalink)
chugiboi Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Stockton Ca Age: 25 Posts: 7,678 Chue Hang	okay, i have the result here. 360 miles end with 4 bars left before i fill up again. Mod = K&N drop in filter. ( haven't reset the ECU yet ) A/C is on 100% of the time. ( it's ridiculously hots here in the central valley ) 90% city and 10% hwy. normal driving and aggressive driving, about a half and half. ( didn't really drive like how a hybrid was really suppose to be driven ) so i ended with about 36 mpg. I'll try again later on with the ECU reseted and no A/C this time to see if there's any difference. never test with a stock air filter before, so i'm not sure if there's really anything mpg gain or lost here yet.