Post your GAS MILEAGE!!
Apr 12, 2008 | 05:53 AM
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From: Indiana
03 Tacoma regular cab 4x4, 3rz with auto trans, Factory stock everything except for a Drop in K&N air filter. Tires aired up to 35psi and 87 octane. I have managed to get 23 MPG on 98% interstate drivin useing the cruise control as much as possible at 55 MPH.
Apr 12, 2008 | 07:35 AM
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From: Victoria BC Canada
47mpg with the rabbit. best fuel saver mod I ever did. costs $60 for insurance a month (one tank of gas in the truck) and 40L lasts me a month. Paid itself off in 2 months.... plus since I don't have to DD my truck I can go nuts on it.
Apr 12, 2008 | 08:56 AM
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From: milwaukee, WI baby muddin in the streets!!
i almost got 2400 miles to the gallon with my 87 4-runner but we couldnt get the truck on the back on the simi lol but i got about 22 to 26 miles to the gallon on my waqy back from there and i got a 31x9.5r15 4.11 gears and a 22re i think lol
Apr 12, 2008 | 09:00 AM
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my 84 with 35's and when it had stock gears got about 360km to a tank
my 87 stock 22re with 33's gets about 360km to 45litres........ havent ran the tank any lower then that cause the gauge dont work lol
both have cam and headers, the 84 was rebuilt.020 over
my 87 stock 22re with 33's gets about 360km to 45litres........ havent ran the tank any lower then that cause the gauge dont work lol
both have cam and headers, the 84 was rebuilt.020 over
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Apr 12, 2008 | 12:25 PM
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1990 4Runner 22RE 5spd 31" tires, 4.10s, no mileage-altering mods
City with some 4x4 and lots of hills: 15mpg
Hwy no 4x4, <60mph: 26mpg & 680km (422mi)+ per 65L tank
City with some 4x4 and lots of hills: 15mpg
Hwy no 4x4, <60mph: 26mpg & 680km (422mi)+ per 65L tank
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Apr 12, 2008 | 12:29 PM
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From: Toronto, Ontario
1989 Toyota 4runner 22RE AUTO 31" muds - full exhaust + high flow cat and rebuilt motor
60% highway/ 40% city at about 500-550km per tank (of around 65L). Anyone know how to translate that into mpg?
60% highway/ 40% city at about 500-550km per tank (of around 65L). Anyone know how to translate that into mpg?
Apr 12, 2008 | 12:42 PM
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From: Monett, MO (Springfield)
87 4Runner, 22RE, 5spd, 33x12.50, Chevies and Procomp bracket, 246K miles.
Last time I filled it up I got 4.2 mpg. 100% wheelin.
Time before that was 3.8 mpg, also 100% wheelin.
Last time I filled it up I got 4.2 mpg. 100% wheelin.
Time before that was 3.8 mpg, also 100% wheelin.
Apr 12, 2008 | 12:54 PM
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From: maple ridge, British Columbia, Canada
91 pickup - 3vze - 5sp. 33x12.50 mud tires w/ 4.88 gears. Weazy cams, 2.25" exhaust from the mid pipe back. Mixed driving - 430km to a tank of around 65L
I think it converts to around 14mpg. I just filled up my tank after doing a little more work to the engine, we will see if it has an impact.
I think it converts to around 14mpg. I just filled up my tank after doing a little more work to the engine, we will see if it has an impact.
Apr 12, 2008 | 02:17 PM
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From: Marlborough, Connecticut
well i havent had good luck with gas, maybe its been my driving style, but ive had a 88 pickup bone stock with a 22RE that got about 15-17 mpg, and i now have a 88 4runner that has 31" mud terrains and stock otherwise thats getting 13-15 mpg. Both standard tranny
Apr 12, 2008 | 03:01 PM
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From: Queen Creek,AZ
Come on!! Are 90% of you from Canada?? We a$$-hole americans haven't quite adopted the metric system yet. If you can't post your MPG!! don't post. We have no clue ''aboot'' these things you call killometers, or liters. We're not socialists yet!
