Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> 
> No - that would depend on the smoothness of the road, the inclination, 
> wind speed, and a bunch of other factors. Even so, I would expect it to 
> be possible to come up with an *approximate* number for fuel used per 
> cylinder.
> 

Yes, ~1/4 of used fuel is used for one cylinder (but not injected in one 
- it's injected to the air intake before cylinders;). Just multiply the 
~28,75cm with consumption (l/100km) and you'll get the average amount of 
fuel .

Just a side-note: given that IIRC your car is <2l naturally aspirated, 
I'd guess the maximum possible fuel used per minute per cylinder with 
original parts is somewhere around 200cc (the injector capacity), giving 
total of 0,8l/min. OTOH, that much is used rarely, basically only when 
revving with pedal on the floor at the rpm of maximum power.

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