Gas Mileage Test

[Jason B]

See???

It's not good to let your tank run dry. You have only about a gallon left in your tank.
442MPG 430 miles to empty.

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[ArchitectThom]

It's not good to let your tank run dry. You have only about a gallon left in your tank.
442MPG 430 miles to empty.

Physics be damned!!!

My truck is MAGIC, BABY!!!

 

[Montana Ranger]

The Ranger loves slow and steady speed. I was getting 32 mpg in Yellowstone mostly between 35 & 45 mph, on 85 octane. That included going up and down steep mountain passes.

Mileage goes down after that, although it really does well between 60 & 70, even going up and down mountain passes, around 26mpg.

 

[UncleWillie]

Puts me at a distinct dis-advantage....lost my right pinky....only have 9 to count with.....
Plays hell when I have to count to tenths of a gallon.

If I'm +/- .5 mpg I'm happy. (LOL... lost all 5 on my left hand... just have to use the right twice as much)

I'm with you Steve. I can only get too 1 & 1/3 on my right hand.

Well now I'm really distracted, and the only analysis I am interested in is the correlation between Ranger ownership and number of missing digits.

 

[IdahoRanger]

Well now I'm really distracted, and the only analysis I am interested in is the correlation between Ranger ownership and number of missing digits.

That is funny.

Don't even ask about the stubby.

 

[Scatch85]

Gave that AFE Bigmouth intake a try. I was worried the thickness of the plastic and the output end of it seemed smaller than stock. After running it.

Highway yielded -2.3% vs stock
Combined yielded -2.9% vs stock.

 

[Chris M]

Gave that AFE Bigmouth intake a try. I was worried the thickness of the plastic and the output end of it seemed smaller than stock. After running it.

Highway yielded -2.3% vs stock
Combined yielded -2.9% vs stock.

You better pull that thing out soon or you'll be measuring in gallons per mile before you know it.
At that point you bout as well trade it for a Ram...

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