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22re gas mileage, What are u getting?

Old 05-19-2012, 11:11 PM
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~26mpg in aggressive mixed driving, ~29+ with conservative highway-only driving and no wind. Emphasis on the wind part...

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'92 2wd 260k 30-35mpg hwy
Old 05-25-2012, 03:11 PM
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i get 20 -22 on the highway if i keep it at 70 mph 16- 18 in town i have 31/10.50/15 tires and stock 4.10 gears 5 speed tranny 1995 4x4 4runner

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Old 05-28-2012, 07:33 AM
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91 pickup, 2wd, auto on stock 215-75-14's. Shortened exhaust with cat delete and cold air intake, new injectors and fuel filter. Getting about 30ish hwy, 24ish city.
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16/17 MPG City, 22RE 5 speed, 235 tires. no idea on rear gear, i imagine it's stock.

i feel like i should be getting more... but i'm not sure.
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I get 20 to 22.5 driving to work and some across town trips 100,000 mile motor. 92 22re 4x4 reg cab 3inch body 33 12.50 and stock 4.10
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got an '88 4runner all stock. I bought it with 33s on it and quickly changed to 235/75R15 to get some power back. It has 349,000 miles on it(with a top end rebuild at 314,000) and does mostly highway(backroads, some interstate). I checked my mpg two weeks ago and was getting 23.7. If I run the AC it drops some.
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86 4runner, 3" body, 35" thornbirds, stock gears as far as I know, >1000 miles on a rebuild.

Im not really sure exactly because the speedo is so far off, but I got like 13 when i calculated at a fill up. not sure how much better it really is.
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My old 92 2wd P/U with 108k was lifted 3inches. 30" all terrains. i got between 23-25 city. like 28 highway. I loved my 22RE!!!
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13-17 mpg

266K on a completely bone stock original engine never rebuilt and all orignial drivetrain.

86 Toyota 4runner SR5 22RE 5-Speed

It might push closer to 18-20 on extended highway trips.
Old 06-01-2012, 03:43 PM
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I just put 1200 miles on my 89 4WD with 173K going from Utah to Montana and back with a loop in Montana, it averaged 18.5 MPG running at 70-73 MPG. The figures are kinda low due to head winds and more mountains on the return trip that the going up trip. They were in the mid 19's and low 20's on the trip up and the low 18's high 17's coming back down.
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22R-TE / 31" Tires / 4.10 Gears / Auto
13mpg!! I think i have issues
Old 06-01-2012, 05:11 PM
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well not a 22re but my 3.ohhhhh gets around 10 with 33's 488s 5sp. with a bad knock sensor! and its still probably beat most 22re
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88 IFS 4:56 gears 31" General Grabbers LCE headers/2 1/4"/Flowmaster 260 Comp Cam gets 19-21mpg

88 SAS 4:88 gears 35"BFG MT KM2 DT headers/2 1/4"/Flowmaster Stock EFI cam Supra AFM/LCE big throttle body gets 20-22mpg

Both trucks are daily driven on highway and city and some wheeling off road.
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1986 pickup with 5" suspension lift and 33x12.5r15x10 and I get 19.5 highway and 16-17 in the city and around 10 offroad cause I like to romp on it a bit
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calculating fuel mileage?

How are you all with over-sized tires calculating fuel mileage? Larger tires will spin your odometer slower (less miles) than actually driven, giving you a false mpg.

For example: If your running 33" tires and your stock size is 29" your odometer will be reading 88% of what you've driven.

29/33 =.878

To compensate, multiply your miles by 33/29= 1.138

Come to think of it, not sure how you know what size tire your truck's speedo was calibrated for?

Anyone know?
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I get 20mpg on E-15, 24mph non-ethanol gas and keeping my foot off the skinny pedal.

I do howerver get about 1/2-3/4 qt of oil per 300 miles, gotta figure that out.
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Originally Posted by Huckm80
How are you all with over-sized tires calculating fuel mileage? Larger tires will spin your odometer slower (less miles) than actually driven, giving you a false mpg.

For example: If your running 33" tires and your stock size is 29" your odometer will be reading 88% of what you've driven.

29/33 =.878

To compensate, multiply your miles by 33/29= 1.138
Or divide miles driven by 0.878. Same result and eliminates a step.

Come to think of it, not sure how you know what size tire your truck's speedo was calibrated for?

Anyone know?
Get the odometer error by various means(mile markers, GPS, etc.) and multiply your tire height by that decimal error percentage.
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22re 4wd Ex Cab 5sp with 31's and over the past few months I have been averaging 19 mpg combined. I used get much better mpg's with the exact same set up. Perhaps I have a bad 02 censor because everything else I can think off is in good shape. Perhaps its time to remove the CAT. I heard of others who have increased their mpg by doing this.
Old 12-20-2012, 07:18 PM
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ha I'm Canadian so its l/100k's but I kinda can rough estimate 20-23 Mpgs summer combined but like 14-17 in the winter its a 91 22re w-56 combo in a 93 auto truck with the 91's ecu and harness! its got 31x10.50 maxis mudders and big roof rack think it is burning too much these days!!!!! get codes here and there and its too lean or whatever? but shes got better power than my auto 3.0's >

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