22RE Gas Milage
#42
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well, not everybody has as much time to waste as you
for most of us, a quick equation through the cell phone calculator is all we need to see. then we can forget about it and go on driving
i mean its cool that you log your gas milage and everything but you don't have to be all smug about it
for most of us, a quick equation through the cell phone calculator is all we need to see. then we can forget about it and go on driving
i mean its cool that you log your gas milage and everything but you don't have to be all smug about it
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I got it! That is a very valuable sheet. Thanks so much! Imessed with it a little and so far I am getting 8-11.8 mpg. Great!
#44
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I do the same thing bob, except it is in a little black book in my glove box...I worked out the offset for mine and rounded to 2 decimal places, acurate enough. I also keep track of all maintenence in there...It's helped me detect needed repairs way before the engine light comes on...If i start seeing consistent significant changes in mileage, its time to start checking things.
Nicely done, on the excel sheet, i'd never remember to put it in, so i keep it in the truck, so it hasn't missed a single entry in 3 years.
If we all have so little time to waste, why are you wasting our precious time with your idiot babble?
Bob has just as much a right to be smug as you have to be a jerk. At least his post had good information in it.
Thanks for your contribution!
Nicely done, on the excel sheet, i'd never remember to put it in, so i keep it in the truck, so it hasn't missed a single entry in 3 years.
well, not everybody has as much time to waste as you
for most of us, a quick equation through the cell phone calculator is all we need to see. then we can forget about it and go on driving
i mean its cool that you log your gas milage and everything but you don't have to be all smug about it
for most of us, a quick equation through the cell phone calculator is all we need to see. then we can forget about it and go on driving
i mean its cool that you log your gas milage and everything but you don't have to be all smug about it
Bob has just as much a right to be smug as you have to be a jerk. At least his post had good information in it.
Thanks for your contribution!
#47
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I average between 16 and 19mpg. 30x9.5x15 A/T's w/ stock gears. I haul a lot and tow a lot...plus, I live in the hills. I calculate my mileage everytime I fill up, but I don't keep a log per se.
#48
I'm with AxleIke-since I bought my truck, I have kept track of every fillup and all maintenance in a little book in the glovebox. How do you do the conversion for changes in tire size? I run 235 75 15's and typically get between 14.5 (winter warming up) and 21 (summer), but have gotten 24 on the highway. (all #s are not adjusted to tire size).
#49
im getting 16mpg out of my 1994 22re, 4x4, auto, with a mix of driving, city and highway. recently replaced o2 sensor but didn't help, still has code, any have any suggestions on getting better mpg's, truck runs great though
#51
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cool, another timeless thread! i'll help keep it going:
89 4runner 22re(intake/header+2.25 exhaust no cat/engnbldr 261c) 5spd 4.88s LSD rear, 305/70r16's 4" dork lift... avg 19.6mpg combined, 40/60 city/hwy. best single tank avg 23.1mpg, worst 17.2mpg.
89 4runner 22re(intake/header+2.25 exhaust no cat/engnbldr 261c) 5spd 4.88s LSD rear, 305/70r16's 4" dork lift... avg 19.6mpg combined, 40/60 city/hwy. best single tank avg 23.1mpg, worst 17.2mpg.
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