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Lil bubba I had the same Chevy 4x4 as you and I never got 19-21...mine was more like 17 gpm max doing 70mpg.
Last edited by all star rod; 08-04-2014 at 07:35 PM. |
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Rear end gears may have been different and when i had the eagle tires mileage was lower and i run 40# cold now. I thought i would trip my tire sensors but those silent armors don't heat up like most tires. Highest they been was 42#. Cruise control makes a world of difference also......
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no 4 x 4 will get the same mileage as a 2 wheel drive |
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Had a truck like yours, numbers sound good to me. Some of those motors were on time. Hell I had a 97 2-door Yukon 4x4 with 35" ATs that got 17-19 back in the day. Regret trading that ride in, it was sweet! |
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im always on the road making a few 150 mile trips a week so mileage is a HUGE deal for me |
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That 4x4 sticker on the bed aint there for show. What i stated is what i get . Your opinion is your opinion. Different gear ratio's and different tires with different pressures means different mileage. Maybe in 2050 they will make you a 30 mpg. truck.
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you are right, gearing and tire sizes are a HUGE part of gas mileage which is why 4wd won't get the same mileage as a 2wd version can, because gearing and tire sizes are different along with other things like weight and drive train drag.
Last edited by keakar; 08-04-2014 at 08:25 PM. |
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the new dodge eco diesel gets really good mpg. people averaging 23-25
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You guys arguing
My truck is better than yours My girl is hotter than yours My ---- is bigger than yours I catch more fish than you Lol you guys are funny |
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we just bored........ha ha ha ha ha.......
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well bubba you got me curious so I went look it up and according the chevy with the 5.3 ecoboost engine in a 4wd you should be getting 16 city and 22 highway which is very nice mileage for a 4wd
http://www.chevrolet.com/silverado-1...owertrain.html the 2wd version gets 16/23 which is still a step backwards from my 19/21 in my opinion but since I expect you would average get somewhere in the middle of that its close but I don't understand why there is a 6-7mpg difference in city vs hwy so I suspect the rated hwy mileages are done in a sealed vacuum chamber and pure fantasy to be THAT different |
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