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Old 10-20-2009, 04:18 PM
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Fuel mileage

Any assumptions about the mpg for the 6.7 yet?? Hopefully it will be better than my 6.4.
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Any assumptions about the mpg for the 6.7 yet?? Hopefully it will be better than my 6.4.

the 6speed should help a lot in that department, hopefully it will get upper teens on the freeway(unloaded) and maybe low 20s for the lighter versions (SRW, single cabs, ets)
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Ford claims a "double digit percentage increase" over the 6.4, an assumption would be that, that translates to 10% to 17% better. Expect the cost of urea/DEF to eat up the savings derived from a 2%-5% increase in fuel mileage.
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