1996 F150 XLT 4x4


1996 F150 XLT 4x4, 4.9l I-6, M5OD 5-spd, Regular Cab, Long Bed. 3.08:1 gears, 30" (I think) x 9.5" tires. Single exhaust with Cat. Converter. Unloaded with just me in the cab, I get 13-15mpg in the city, and 16-18 on the highway. About 167,000 miles.

1994 Ranger XLT 4x2, 4.0 OHV, 4-spd Automatic, Regular Cab, Short Bed. 3.73:1 gears, 195/70/R14 tires. Unloaded with just me in the cab, I get about 16 mpg in the city, and 18-22 on the highway. About 193,500 miles! I need to do a tuneup on this one.... (Not pictured)

 

1996 F350
4wd
460EFI
ZF5
4:10
285/75-16
13.2 MPG on hwy (under 65 mph)
Town? Who cares.....

Soon to have 37 MTRs, may actually get better mileage.

 

 

1990 F250 ECLB 460 E4OD 4.10 10-11mpg combined city and highway driving.

 

97 F250 HD California. 7.5L 4 speed auto extra cab long bed, Banks header, 4" exhaust in and out of cat MagnaFlow muffler, MSD ignition, BBK tb, advanced timing, cold air. Running on 37 x 13.5 Nitto and 5.13 gears. Got the best of 12.5 mpg. Had 4.56 gears but could only get around 10ish.

 

Well, it looks like I may have the worst mpg here. I just figured it out the other day and it's actually worse then I thought it was.

Mostly backroads, but also some town and a little highway. I average about 7.5-8 mpg.

97 F250HD RCLB
7.5L
4x4
4.10 gears
E4OD
265/75/r16 Goodyear Duratracs.

 

1990 F150 4x4 302 E4OD RCLB 3.55 LS 235 75 R15s was getting 17 MPG backroad and highway driving but now that me and dad have gotten use to it our pedal foot is a little heavier and we now get 14-15 MPG. Goes to show how much you loose when you get on it.


1989 F250 4x4 351W ZF5 4.10LS RC LB heavy flatbed 285 75 r16s all damn near bald gets 10MPG no matter what. It even gets 10MPG hauling the 275 Gallon water tank. I bet once I put the new valve cover gaskets on it might go up a to 10.5 but only if I am lucky. I think that flatbed is just killing it.




No longer have this truck but 1993 F250 4x4 460 bored and stroked to 514 ZF5 4.10LS F450 rear springs D60 SAS extended cab long bed 285 75 r16s 8mpg downhill but that thing was so fun to drive you couldn't stay out of the pedal.


All these are backroad and highway driving and very very little city driving.
Trav

 

1990 F350 CrewCab DRW
460 with Banks Power Pack
zf5 Trans
410 in the rear end
Fresh Synth fluid in the rear end and synth atf in the trans, 5-30 in the engine with lucas Zinc additive.

Have only had a trailer hooked to it.

9 in town towing, this was heavy stop and go
11.9 Highway Pretty flat ground Central Oregon to Central CA

Worst was 8 pulling Donner Pass on I80 with 5k worth of load and trailer doing 55mph in 4th gear.

Removing the Cat it is original and replacing it going to see what that does

 

1996 F-150
(302) 4r7ow 3.55's
275-60R17 tires 17' L Wheels
Shorty hedders Magnaflow highflow cats (2) CB Extreme

in the City No (OD) 13's

Hwy in (OD) 16's

 

1997 F350 5.8 4x4

getting 6.29 on average right now. Need more, trying to find the issues right now. Where to start.

 

'93 F350, duals, x-cab, 460, 5 speed, 4.10's. 8 on a good day.

 

Plowing in 4wd about 5 to 6 mpg. I have gotten less in heavier snows. Local driving to town with plow attached about 30 miles one way cruising at 60 to 65 about 8 to 9 mpg not bucking the wind. Same driving without plow on for that distance is about 10 to 12 mph. Longer trips doing 63 mph with cruise and minimal stops 12.5 to 14.5 mpg. With gas prices as low as they are I enjoy driving my truck more often even with the plow attached.

 

Here in Brazil we need more fuel economy...

F-1000 1995 - Regular cab - short bed. (2 meters)
MWM 229 3.9L Diesel - Clark 2615b transmission - 3.07 in the rear end - 255/75R15 or some like 30".

Stock - ("Stock" have the same meaning of original?)

22 miles per gallon in the town..
Near then 26 miles per gallon in haighway

SLOW and STEADY

 

(Sig truck) 1995 F-150 ex. Cab reg bed, 300 I6 M5OD not sure on my gears but I get 160 miles a tank, 95% city 5% Hwy.

 

Hi guys, my name's David, I've been perusing this forum off and on for about a year, maybe more.

1992 F-150 SC SB 2wd, 5.8l, E40D, 3.55s, 31/10.50/15 Hancooks, 180k miles, 10mpg no matter how I drive.

The only time it changes is when I've got a heavy load in it, then it goes up to 12/city, 14/hwy.