fuel milage
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Like everyone knows this subject is very biased, but here goes.
Around town, depending on your stop and go, traffic or how short your commutes are be prepared to see anywhere in the 7-10 mpg. On the highway, again depending on your speed somewhere in the 13-16 mpg. While towing expect your in town milage while on the highway. Now this is based on my previous 2 yrs of driving the V-10 and keeping a fuel log.
Since tuning I'm seeing somewhere in the 1-2mpg increase, but the shift point improvements and throttle response are worth it even without the fuel milage increase. Tuning and new y pipe happened in July.
Like everyone knows this subject is very biased, but here goes.
Around town, depending on your stop and go, traffic or how short your commutes are be prepared to see anywhere in the 7-10 mpg. On the highway, again depending on your speed somewhere in the 13-16 mpg. While towing expect your in town milage while on the highway. Now this is based on my previous 2 yrs of driving the V-10 and keeping a fuel log.
Since tuning I'm seeing somewhere in the 1-2mpg increase, but the shift point improvements and throttle response are worth it even without the fuel milage increase. Tuning and new y pipe happened in July.
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It depends on what you call city driving. I get about 12 mpg back and forth to work. It gets around 14-15 on the highway. If you sit in traffic alot it is not going to get very good miliage. These engines burn about the same amount idling as they do while moving. So any time idling kills your mpg. If you sit in traffic all the time and live in a very congested area where it idles more than it moves then expect crappy mpg. I would say 8 is about as bad as it gets and it also depend on how much lead you have in your foot. Mine never sees over 1/4 throttle most of the time unless I am passing someone and I still am accelerating faster than me Ranger does at full throttle. I don't know about how it does towing.
I bought mine for use on trips and towing. I have vehicles that get much better mpg for daily driving.
Perry
I bought mine for use on trips and towing. I have vehicles that get much better mpg for daily driving.
Perry
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mine gets with me driving a soild 10 mpg towing or unloaded, on road trips i have seen 14 with it, the wife averages 12-13 how she does it i dont know, i have a heavy foot even when towing. my dad drives a f250 v10 4x4 unloaded to read propane meters in it and he gets 11-12 but he drives with an egg under his foot. with the hubs locked in he gets 9-10.5, alot of winter reading of meters around here.
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