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Old 06-02-2011, 03:47 PM
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Question MPGs on 2010

unloaded HWY 14.5
City 12
Towing 8500 5th wheel 8.5-9.5
Only 3300 on truck since new F350 CrewCab 2WD SRW
Sound about right?
 
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Old 06-02-2011, 07:17 PM
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yup...

ur unloaded HWY numbers are NICE...
 
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2010 4x4 crew 4.10 auto 6.8, stock best was 13.5 highway,10 or so city,3'' lift and 33.7'' tires best highway is about 12.1 at 70 mph 9 to 10 city, towing 4000lbs nets 7.5 to 8 winter time high way same speeds. the other guy must drive very conservative to get those numbers esspecially towing over 8k!!
 
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RE:

I thought lifts and big tires and 4X4 would account for those differences
 
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How are you calculating your numbers? By hand or using the computer? My computer is always about 0.6mpg high.

Even running a 2wd truck, I'd say you're lucky to be getting those numbers. The highway seems reasonable, but the city seems high. I ran 20K miles my first year and averaged about 10.5mpg. Highway was in the 13mpg neighborhood, city was about 9mpg. I've seen a jump to about 11.2 the past few months which I think is the non-winter fuel.
 
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Are you running one of the aftermarket tuner programs by chance? If not wonder how these might improve with something from Mike at 5 Star tuners?
 
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Depending on the person city driving can involve a lot of high speed freeways that can give you higher mileage than others. It is the stop and go light to light traffic that is a killer.
 
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No tuner just stock. Small town just 2 lights lots of secondary roads with 45-55 limits couple 25-35 school zones. Pretty much use it for hardware runs and towing the fifth wheel. Coming from 6.0 dually milage seems about 3mpgs less.
 
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That's why your city MPGs are so good. I'm always stop-n-go in the city. It takes at least three lights for me to get anywhere.
 
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I have a 5-star tow tune on mine and it makes the truck run great but hasn't helped the milage any!
 




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