JulietKilo

I have seen several, here and there posts. Since this forum seems to be so popular with large threads I thought I would try and start one.

Post your:

Mileage Dash Computer/Divided by gallons at the pump
Tire Size
Gear Ratio
Transmission (Auto/Manual)
Fuel Octane
Chipped/Programmer/Flashed
Driving Style
RPM's @ 70 mph

Comments, if any.

JulietKilo

Mileage 15-16mpg Divided by gallons

Tire Size 32"
Gear Ratio 4.10
Transmission (Auto/Manual) Manual
Fuel Octane 87
Chipped/Programmer/Flashed Hypertech Regular Fuel
Driving Style City/Highway non aggressive
RPM's @ 70 mph 2500
Comments, if any. Built like a brick but sexy as hell!

Jordo89

everything's the same for me except no programmer and you have a lift and a 4 door. i was averaging 16ish on the highway from knoxville to memphis (~400 miles).

Black08X

Mileage Dash Computer/Divided by gallons at the pump - Nothing so fancy as that here, this is a Jeep son. lol No seriously I calculated by dividing number of miles driven since last fillup by number of gallons pumped. I'm averaging just over 17 mpg


Tire Size - 225 75/ 16


Gear Ratio - Don't know, whatever is used in a stock base model X. I think it's 3.73, but not sure.

Transmission - Automatic

Fuel Octane - 87


Chipped/Programmer/Flashed - nope, stock


Driving Style - Life is good, take your time and enjoy the ride

RPM's @ 70 mph - Just a shade over 2000

PoorDad

Mileage Dash Computer/Divided by gallons at the pump
(16 mpg computer. 16 mpg gallons/miles

Tire Size
255/75R17

Gear Ratio
4:10

Transmission (Auto/Manual)
auto

Fuel Octane
87

Chipped/Programmer/Flashed
Stock for now

Driving Style
speed limit/mellow.

RPM's @ 70 mph
at or a little above 2000


400 miles in 2 days. I am happy to already be getting 16mpg. I wonder if it will improve or stay the same with the stock set up.

pearl-drum-man

Mileage- About 18mpg all winter, last summer was regularly 20-21mpg.
Tire Size- stock 32"
Gear Ratio- 4.10
Transmission-Auto
Fuel Octane- 87
Chipped/Programmer/Flashed- No, do have Airaid CAI
Driving Style- drive for economy
RPM's @ 70 mph- around 2000

JulietKilo

I see that automatics have a higher last gear then the standards. Its weird but the auto may get better mpg on the highway. Most vechicles post better mpg with the standard trans.

pearl-drum-man

Possibly true, if you can stay out of the throttle with the auto it might yield better MPG's. With the manual you still have more control over shift points so that is a plus. Autos also generally suffer from more parasitic loss in the drivetrain to.