observations about tires/gears on my 3rd gen
02-16-2005, 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by terryjmatthew
On my trip to Houston this weekend I got roughly 15 mpg @ 85 mph and 20.5mpg @ 72 mph.
I had no idea that 13 mph would make such a huge difference in MPG!
I had no idea that 13 mph would make such a huge difference in MPG!
02-17-2005, 04:27 AM
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Originally Posted by dragr1
Bought mine used, so I don't know what it did stock. I'm different from most b/c I have a 5spd '99 4x4 V6. I started with 3.90's, but quickly went to 4.30's from a Toyota salvage yard. With 4.30's and 32's I got about 190-200 miles per tank, now with 33's and 4.30's I get about 170 miles per tank. This is filling up at about 1/8 tank left before the light comes on. Also this reflects me driving about 70-80 mph on the interstate with a roofrack and a 33" spare on the roof. I'm about to go with 4.88's, so we'll see what that does. I have never replaced my O2 sensor, but I have replaced the maf and it made no difference.
Auto, 4.10's, SC, 285 MT/R's, and I get about 225 to 250 miles on a tank when the light first comes on.
02-17-2005, 07:14 AM
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Originally Posted by bamachem
OUCH!
Auto, 4.10's, SC, 285 MT/R's, and I get about 225 to 250 miles on a tank when the light first comes on.
Auto, 4.10's, SC, 285 MT/R's, and I get about 225 to 250 miles on a tank when the light first comes on.
Auto, 3.90s, NA, 33/12.5-15 Destinantion MTs and I get about 185 miles before the light comes on - 200 miles if I run it dry.
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