Quote from March Hare :

Yes I see how many litres went in because it says so on the meter. But I also know there is 100% fuel in the tank after I filled it up.
But before I filled it up I only knew there was about 1/8 of a tank left. 63/8 is about 8 so when I went to fill it up I had about 8 litres (about 2 gallons) left.

You want the devs to add litres and both gallons to the mix when we can do the same with percentages. OK fine.

Then why not add radians for the angles? And mm for toe?

Hmm... I got your point now. You are right about that.

Those other people should change to the SI-units. Would make everything much simpler.

Quote from Gekkibi :

It is so tiny that I can't read it. Do I have 5% or 10% fuel left, only God knows...

Like he stated it should be a lamp that turns on when the fuel is reaching 5%. And that it could blink if you drive on a bumpy road xD

Quote from T.J. :

Like he stated it should be a lamp that turns on when the fuel is reaching 5%. And that it could blink if you drive on a bumpy road xD

Yes, +1 to fuel warning indicator. Don't know if that blinking in a bumpy road would be necessary, 'tho.

lol, mine already beeps at me when I'm low

Besides, 99% of times, you know how much fuel you'll need (it says fuel used per lap, what kind of tool can't multiply it by the amount of laps...), and what your strategy will be. You can then plan out how much fuel you need per stint (with a small buffer ofc ), and set it...Unless you "forget" to shift up for several laps, it would be hard to not follow that