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Any fuel milage reports on the 3.55's

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Old 08-30-2008, 11:45 AM
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Question Any fuel milage reports on the 3.55's

I haven't seen any fuel milage reports for the 6.4L with the 3.55 rear-end. Post them if you have any... -g
 
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I'd be interested to hear this too. However, I can't see it being much better than the 3.73s, and 3.55s are thin on the ground at dealers.
 
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2008 King Ranch 4x4 Crew Cab 3.55s
18 hwy going 70
19.5 going 62 driving it easy, no cruise control
garbage in the city
I get about 15-16 avg for a whole tank mixed driving watching how I drive it.
 
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Originally Posted by naseflorio
2008 King Ranch 4x4 Crew Cab 3.55s
18 hwy going 70
19.5 going 62 driving it easy, no cruise control
garbage in the city
I get about 15-16 avg for a whole tank mixed driving watching how I drive it.

Thanks for the feedback, that's great, is it by the lie-meter or hand calculated? -g
 
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Both, I am getting about the same figures hand calulating vs meter.
 
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15/16 avg in the city is not to bad for a big truck especially if the truck aint broken in supposbly it gets better after break in period
 
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15-16 for a whole tank. It's mixed hwy and city. It gets well below that in the city.
 
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How many miles on this truck?. Sounds like pretty good MPG. I could live with that.
 
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1000 miles
 
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Originally Posted by Carl Lassiter
I'd be interested to hear this too. However, I can't see it being much better than the 3.73s, and 3.55s are thin on the ground at dealers.
Not if you're looking at F350 SRWs, at least up in Norcal -- someone figured out that folks might just want some mpg's...
 
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3.55

i have switched gears to 3.55 it had 3.73 little less power off line but mpg's 19 city 23 hwy love it 08 2 wheel drive
 




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