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SAZ Ranger

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Lariat 2 wheel drive with soft bedcover, 4,300 feet elevation, 36psi tires and flames on the doors. Don't kid yourself, those flames make it burn cleaner. That and the Wounded Warrior blanket covering the back seat.

Computer says.
29.9 Hiway@ 75mph
23 City, running AC half the time.
87 Octane
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My Lariat 4x2 likes city driving under 35 mph, and highway under 65 mph. This was from Thursday at Ocean city Maryland's Endless summer Cruise in. I was getting 29.3 mpg over a 25 mile trip, all of which was stop and go light to light checking out all of the cool cars. Bret

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After over 1200 miles with my Ford tune the mileage has increased from 21.6 to 22.7 mixed driving. It just plain runs better.
 

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After over 1200 miles with my Ford tune the mileage has increased from 21.6 to 22.7 mixed driving. It just plain runs better.
Which tune, exactly?
 

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Which tune, exactly?
What he asked and, what do you mean by "runs better" exactly?
I can't speak for the Ford tune but the Livernois tune I'm running really wakes the truck up. Way more responsive and power all the way through. My mpg has gone up about 1.5- 2 mpg driving normal. I just averaged 23.5 from AZ-UT driving 75-80 mph which was the best according to my Fuelly app.

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I've noticed idling hurts mileage, I stop for coffee or a drink most days on the way to work an I always lose a tenth or 2 just from that. Driving into a headwind kills it too.
that just alerted all the law enforcement types :LOL:
 

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I can't speak for the Ford tune but the Livernois tune I'm running really wakes the truck up. Way more responsive and power all the way through. My mpg has gone up about 1.5- 2 mpg driving normal. I just averaged 23.5 from AZ-UT driving 75-80 mph which was the best according to my Fuelly app.

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Is this something I can request from the dealer? I'm one of the dweebs who doesn't like changing anything that Ford could point to as the source of the issue until after my warranty expires. Unless of course they do it themselves, although even then I've heard some bad stories of the Roush tune put on by a dealer causing issues that Ford didn't wanna fix.
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