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Thought I would share some fuel info today.

Roughly 400 mile mostly highway trip today today with the Tremor.

I averaged 19.6 by calculations. Trip meter said 19.8

Happy with that as I had a terrible head wind and flowing with traffic was in the 78 to 80 mph range for a good part of the trip.

Just clocked 3800 miles. Sure I could do better on a calmer day and more moderate speeds. Wind was gusting to above 30 for most of the trip.

Considering the larger tires, windy conditions,and factory lift I don’t think that’s too bad.
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I've only had mine for 2 weeks and just did my 1st 300 mile drive over the weekend and averaged 21.6mpg. Tons better than my prev gmc canyon with 15mpg (however, it had a 3" body kit).

Loved the torque when going uphill though ! Left a TRD tacoma biting the dust ;).
 

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Again … these fuel threads lol… but yea with the prices of gas now-a-days and our government lying to us, basically saying it will be coming down for the past 2 months, then war (possibly now) with one of the highest gas supply countries … we are in deep crap!

By the way… lifted 2” and 305/18’s .. I barely get 16MPG lol
 

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I just took a 600 mile trip and got 17mpg on my 4x4 with 285/70/17 KM3 mud tires. 75mph its ok on fuel usage but at 85mph man it really drops off.
 


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Again … these fuel threads lol… but yea with the prices of gas now-a-days and our government lying to us, basically saying it will be coming down for the past 2 months, then war (possibly now) with one of the highest gas supply countries … we are in deep crap!

By the way… lifted 2” and 305/18’s .. I barely get 16MPG lol
I'm glad I didn't get the Ford Pro pack and get locked in to using only 91 octane. I might pick up a small motorcycle or trail bike. That's what I did during the recession.
 

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I'm glad I didn't get the Ford Pro pack and get locked in to using only 91 octane. I might pick up a small motorcycle or trail bike. That's what I did during the recession.
Look at Honda groms. I've got two that are camed, tuned, geared etc and still get 120 mpg. And will run 65+ mph on dual sport tires.
 

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I'm glad I didn't get the Ford Pro pack and get locked in to using only 91 octane. I might pick up a small motorcycle or trail bike. That's what I did during the recession.
Motorcycle not a bad idea. Been using 93 since day one with FP tune. Min recommended 91 but nit available here. 93 grade here now at $4.20/gal. At least I can default back to stock tune to run 87 at last resort
 

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Look at Honda groms. I've got two that are camed, tuned, geared etc and still get 120 mpg. And will run 65+ mph on dual sport tires.
Are they comfortable for 6'0" person? I was looking at CT125 the other day.

Motorcycle not a bad idea. Been using 93 since day one with FP tune. Min recommended 91 but nit available here. 93 grade here now at $4.20/gal. At least I can default back to stock tune to run 87 at last resort
Yeah if it came with a switch for 87 I would absolutely get it. I paid $3.80 the other day for 91, no 93 around here.
 
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I just took a 600 mile trip and got 17mpg on my 4x4 with 285/70/17 KM3 mud tires. 75mph its ok on fuel usage but at 85mph man it really drops off.
Yeah I don’t see getting more than 20 mpg out of this truck unless I drove 55 and you know I just can’t. ?
 

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Request: When posting fuel economy numbers, please include the rear diff axles ratio and wheel and tire size and tuned or not tuned.

I have the FX4 package with 4.10 locking diff option and (summer) 20" wheels with 275/55R20 tires.
Also, have the Ford Performance tune. With all this I can barely get 16 to 17 mpg on a steady freeway cruse.

Wondering how these items affect the MPG verses configurations... I'm sure it's not in a good way...:wink:
 

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Are they comfortable for 6'0" person? I was looking at CT125 the other day.



Yeah if it came with a switch for 87 I would absolutely get it. I paid $3.80 the other day for 91, no 93 around here.
I pack a CT125 on a hitch carrier...in case I get stuck or just to get around when RTT camp is spread out...I'm 6' and it's very comfortable...it's not for any road over 50mph but great on trails...

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With full load I get around 18-19 highway and 16-17 city...
 

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Request: When posting fuel economy numbers, please include the rear diff axles ratio and wheel and tire size and tuned or not tuned.

I have the FX4 package with 4.10 locking diff option and (summer) 20" wheels with 275/55R20 tires.
Also, have the Ford Performance tune. With all this I can barely get 16 to 17 mpg on a steady freeway cruse.

Wondering how these items affect the MPG verses configurations... I'm sure it's not in a good way...:wink:
Avg 23-24 mpg commuting to work about 40 mile journey mostly at hwy speeds (50-63 mph) FP tune, 93 octane, R17 30.6" tires. 2wd Supercab. Also have wide mouth ram air thingy but not sure if that mod helped mpg or not
 
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Stock Tremor, put 310 miles on it today. 50% mountain driving under 40mph several stops along way and 50% interstate highway flowing with traffic and got 21.9mpg manually calculated. Computer said 23mpg. 87 octane fuel.
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