Mk1 Focus Rs MPG
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Diablos-666 said:
The main reason I asked is cos my mate drives an astra VXR and he easily gets 30+mpg
i worked mine out at 22mpg a while back but not really worried as its a fun car now
the rs always fuel heavy its part of the reason they last so well (rich is safe) mine fuels off the scale at high rpm. Your mates vxr may read 30 mpg but the vx fuel computers are known to overread ALY77 said:
I'll let you do the maths but we just had a run yesterday up round the hills and glens and I went through £50 of fuel (almost full tank) in pretty much 200 miles though I'd expect 300 to a completely full one on a motorway run.
On one of the kent runs managed to get 120 miles to a full tank 
Diablos-666 said:
i was looking into getting a dreamscience but they don't sell the handheld unit for the RS anymore. I imagine the bluefin and dreamscience being quite similar, would you say the £400 bluefin was worth it?
really? Im surprised they stopped doing it there are a couple for sale on the rs owners site at the mo the dreamscience can be used on 5 cars as long as the map is set back to standard on the last car its used on. Dont know ouch about bluefin tbh but its fixed unlike the dreamscience and i have heard of problems with the deact files and engine lights although this may have been sorted now 
Yeah they have. I emailed them with an enquiry but they said it was discontinued but i could find some on ebay.
I've read pros and cons for both bluefin and dreamscience and both cost about £400 new.
I'm not bothered about the 5 lives of the dreamscience as i dont plan to use it on my next car.
Do you notice a big difference in performance with the re-map? I dont have and dont plan to modify the car in anyway. I want to keep it as standard apart from the re-map.
Noticed on the other thread yours has dont 70k miles, mine is still a whipper snapper at just 36k miles
I've read pros and cons for both bluefin and dreamscience and both cost about £400 new.
I'm not bothered about the 5 lives of the dreamscience as i dont plan to use it on my next car.
Do you notice a big difference in performance with the re-map? I dont have and dont plan to modify the car in anyway. I want to keep it as standard apart from the re-map.
Noticed on the other thread yours has dont 70k miles, mine is still a whipper snapper at just 36k miles

Diablos-666 said:
Yeah they have. I emailed them with an enquiry but they said it was discontinued but i could find some on ebay.
I've read pros and cons for both bluefin and dreamscience and both cost about £400 new.
I'm not bothered about the 5 lives of the dreamscience as i dont plan to use it on my next car.
Do you notice a big difference in performance with the re-map? I dont have and dont plan to modify the car in anyway. I want to keep it as standard apart from the re-map.
Noticed on the other thread yours has dont 70k miles, mine is still a whipper snapper at just 36k miles
Remap brings the car alive I've read pros and cons for both bluefin and dreamscience and both cost about £400 new.
I'm not bothered about the 5 lives of the dreamscience as i dont plan to use it on my next car.
Do you notice a big difference in performance with the re-map? I dont have and dont plan to modify the car in anyway. I want to keep it as standard apart from the re-map.
Noticed on the other thread yours has dont 70k miles, mine is still a whipper snapper at just 36k miles

but was a slippery slope for me
the Dreamscience is worth buying 2nd hand due to the lives & also means it can be sold on when you either get a live map or sell the car (as long as its flashed back to stock) the bluefin is worthless once used as it is locked to that car.Gassing Station | Ford | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff



i run a dreamscience but havent really noticed any differance in mpg