Who here owns a Fiesta ST?

[Tee Hee Johnson]

OOps, im on 33.9 with a remapped 125 Titanium X.

Was diagnosing a noise from brakes when hot last week tho, so I guess I have that as an excuse!

 

[Janesy B]

I'm on 42.8 mpg in the ST200. Can anyone beat that?

That's my last 1000 or so miles, mainly motorway (probably only 44/45 if measured properly). My average since I got the car is 38MPG, I was averaging 40 in my old 1.6 MK1 Focus.

 

[lee1101]

Just about to tick over 30,000 miles and my average over that time is 37.3 mpg which is probably more like 35 ish.

 

[Skillmister]

I averaged 33mpg over 11k miles in a year. But for the first 6 months my commute was a short town drive where I was lucky to get over 30mpg from a tank, second 6 months was much longer with a mix of dual carriageway and an epic A/B road hoon. Most of my personal mileage was on fantastic Welsh A roads so yeah.. I think 33mpg is pretty good

 

[Kaeo]

I seem to get 39mpg displayed regardless of how hard I push this car

 

[Quinnaay]

Average between 29 and 33 but I do give it some beans and it's been remapped.

 

[AtreuS]

Average between 29 and 33 but I do give it some beans and it's been remapped.

Ecactly the same here really.... Mountune 215 and induction hose and get the same on average no matter how i drive!

 

[Zico]

My Mk7 ST3's onboard display is reading 48.0mpg at just under 26,700 miles. Have tracked my mpg from day one on Fuelly and have 41.6mpg over 26,630 miles - http://www.fuelly.com/car/ford/fiesta/2015/zico/355158 (might default to US mpg settings which can be changed at the top left of the page).

 

[Logsi]

Said before but when I was on my way to Ford Fair 2016 I averaged 51mpg from Stage 2 MR230. Quite good really! Just set the cruise to 70mph.

 

[chaparral]

It always amazes me how the fiesta ST is so much better on fuel then the focus ST....
looks like the fiesta ST get over 10mpg more then even a 4-pot 2ltr focus ST …

And there not really that much difference in size, weight & performance between them..

 

[Janesy B]

Weight

 

[chaparral]

Weight

But it only about 200kg more and once moving it don't take that much to push 200kg extra

 

[Nasher]

200kg is quite a bit.

If you were a 200kg man you'd be pretty ******* massive. To large to even fit in the car

 

[Janesy B]

I thought it was closer to 300kg difference, 1100kg for the Fiesta and 1400kg for a Focus. Focus has another 50bhp but similar performance.

 

[chaparral]

I thought it was closer to 300kg difference, 1100kg for the Fiesta and 1400kg for a Focus. Focus has another 50bhp but similar performance.

Looks like you're right

When I googled mk7 fiesta ST weight earlier it came back as 1250kg

 

[Zico]

Been thinking about getting the MP215 for my Mk7. Not really sure on things now after reading some forum posts about Mountune and supporting the MT/MR maps after the recent Ford recall updates.

Have read that Collins Performance (CP1/2) are an alternative but haven't really any knowledge of them other than what I have read on other forums.

Last but not least, have also been tempted to get the Ford Performance alloys (https://www.ford-accessories.co.uk/...3.18-cm-(17")/2222632?model=fiesta&year=2012# ). My stock alloys have some light scuff marks (3 of 4) but the more I look at the other alloys, the less I like the stock look.

 

[Quinnaay]

Go for Peron stage 1+ if you join the Facebook fiesta st pages most will vouch for it, better performance and reliability seen a few switch from Collins plus the bloke who owns it is a ****. I absolutely love mine.

 

[Zico]

Will take a look at Peron. Don't use Facebook though.

 

[Janesy B]

Been thinking about getting the MP215 for my Mk7.

MP215 can be mapped after the recall, but other tuners give better power gains. Peron stage one needs 98 RON, not sure about MP215.

 

[Nasher]

The MT tunes have good power curves though.

You can still run it on 95.