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(Thread Starter) |   Not Ranked : 0 score  How to: Log MPG & GPH on AP GPH = <RPM> * 2 * <Injection amount mg> / 2650000 * 600 MPG = MPH / GPH With the above you can create a formula in Excel/OpenOffice/Google Docs that will give you your GPH fuel flow and MPG. The three values that you need to log are as follows: RPM (RPM) Fuel Inj. Amt. (mg/cyl) Vehicle Speed (mph)
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