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Whoah! That is shocking! I was getting 27.5-32MPG from my Honda VTi with 170HP! My step mum has a CVT Juke Nismo RS and only manages 30MPG in that. Never had an auto myself so can't compare :(

Wow, sod that. I rocked up to my local engineering shop and they did it there and then. This place didn't specifically so wheels and did say to me "it's at my own risk". Which is why it was so cheap.

Agree with above. You will spent more money and time trying to do it yourself for results that may not be perfect. I had some Polo steels machined out for £5ea. Some places charge £25 per wheel though!

If you took the time to look through a few of my 5000 posts you would see I had a Micra until 2014 you silly person. ;):cool:

From experience, almost any splitter from any car can fit with some work.

Nowt on eBay? I paid like £30 for my fibreglass ones on the bay

Ah no. How bad?

I used to run my Micra on £10 part worns and they were the biz

Below is a very good 20 mile run from work. There's a long downhill which gives the engine time to warm slightly and brings the MPG average up, and then careful driving maintains this. Achieving such high MPG was more of an experiment of mine. How slow and how "well" do you need to drive to...

iirc, mine was about £600, mods declared when I was 22.

70 MPH!? You's crazy. All those MPG gainz at 55MPH Maximillion . Is this a facelifted K13? Has a Qashqai-esque look to it.

I had a K11c mid pipe with a silencer box in lieu of a cat and it fitted okay. Mine poked out as far as the chrome on the tip. It poked out further when I had a decat fitted.

Is it too late to say you missed the "H" in "whoopsie"?

I approve of this name. I had a 98' Fiesta named Wendy.

If someone doesn't get back to you today, I have AutoData at home and can check for you.

Biggest HP are gained with these :)

Not a Micra, but took some photos :)

What's pulse driving?

What year? From memory, NATS 1 in the early K11's 93-95? can be bypassed. NATS 2 cannot. I had a 96' with NATS 2 and had no issues disconnecting the battery.

As a man whose primary goal of driving is now keeping the MPG as high as he can... I am interested in what you get from this. Subbing to thread