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A lot of the improvements can be in the reflashing. Some people that get real low MPG may benefit 2mpg solely from a timing curve change.
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knkreb must have read my mind... been meaning to post a thread like this.
Just started a new job in downtown Richmond. I have done every conceiveable mod and routine maintenance item I could before this job started to get the best possible mileage. See mods below. 3.73s with stock tire size, 4x4. 160k miles on motor.
It's roughly 15 miles 1 way. I got 14.2mpg with a/c on in city driving... both weeks.
Went on a 360 mile trip last weekend up I-64 west from Richmond to Staunton (VA), and south on 81... mostly up hill. 16.9 mpg. 100 miles using a/c, load of Boy Scouts and gear. 65-70mph. No cruise control.
I must say, I am disappointed. I have a noisy new (rebuilt) injector again (fuel knocking off and on) so that has some impact, but how you guys could get 20mpgs seems like fantasy land with my 6.5 experiences.
I have replaced injectors, vac pump delete, new dmax fan and clutch, all fluids new, FTB, watched speed like a hawk, no gear stored on top. Mountains (3800 ft max) are a factor, but there is a down side to each one. Thought it would balance out to 18-19...