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Depending on your driving habits you may seeas high as 20 on long highway trips
Average combined is about 16-18 The rear end gear ratio has somewhat of an effect on the milage but that truck most likely has 3.73s (best economy gear w stock tires)
Again driving habits affect fuel consumption. If you feel the need to drive 80-85 on the freeway economy suffers greatly
the sticky is always the first thread in the list of the threads, this being the one right below it, as i post to it, it bumps it back up to the top. however the sticky will always be the first one. here is the link,
hush- i have a identical truck like yours except it is a long bed and im averaging 16-17 mpg combined city-highway 80% highway-20% city. I rarely tow anything but thats roughly what to expect. I just got my 6637 filters and ordered my gauges and a 4" turbo back mbrp exhaust so expect your wallet to get empty quick....PMS dammit!!
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