Regear or not to regear. That's the $2,600 Question?!?!?!?!?!?!
Superchips Flashpaq, when they say 91 octane they r referring to premium gas??
in that case, for gas savings its not worth it, right? gaining 1-2 mpg's is not much for the price of premium......
I was just on another forum looking around and they that the JK has a memory so with an intake gain will go away after a few tanks of gas..
in that case, for gas savings its not worth it, right? gaining 1-2 mpg's is not much for the price of premium......
I was just on another forum looking around and they that the JK has a memory so with an intake gain will go away after a few tanks of gas..
Superchips Flashpaq, when they say 91 octane they r referring to premium gas??
in that case, for gas savings its not worth it, right? gaining 1-2 mpg's is not much for the price of premium......
I was just on another forum looking around and they that the JK has a memory so with an intake gain will go away after a few tanks of gas..
in that case, for gas savings its not worth it, right? gaining 1-2 mpg's is not much for the price of premium......
I was just on another forum looking around and they that the JK has a memory so with an intake gain will go away after a few tanks of gas..
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this does make a difference!
the most i have ever gotten out of a tank was 360 miles with my current set-up minus the airaid using the Superchips fuel saver tune.
the most i have ever gotten out of a tank was 360 miles with my current set-up minus the airaid using the Superchips fuel saver tune. Last edited by rcdude3; Jun 22, 2010 at 04:11 PM.
Your setup is pretty much stock, right?? thats alot of miles.. when mine was stock the most i got on a tank "when the light came on, 17 gals" was around 275. now im about 240
I got 5.13 installed, running an auto. I was turning about 3100 at 80, and turning about 2800 at 70, with 33' Kumho Road Venture MTs that are rated from the maufacturer actually closer to a 32". The around town was perfect, but the highway was maybe a tad too much rpm. And I mean just a tad. I just put on a set of Goodyear Wrangler MTRs today that are a 35x12.5x15. I havent had a chance to properly evaluate the highway manners, but so far in the city I wish I had gone to a 5.23 with the 35s. I think that would have made it a better overall arrangement then 33s and the 5.13s. However keep in mind my 33s were a bit on the short side compared to other brands. I am also running the Superchips Flashpaq on teh 87 octane performance tune. On a long highway trip with the 33s, I got 11.9 mpg averaging 75mph. In the city I was getting around 12.9. So far with the 35s I beleive I am seeing about a 1mpg improvement.
how do u guys calculate ur mpg's?? the way i do it is= from when the light goes on i fill it up. its about 17 gals... so 17 divided by the total miles til the light comes back on, lets say its 250. so 250 divided by 17 = 14.70mpg
is that the right way???
is that the right way???
You can get stock like fuel economy with a lifted jk. Planman has posted up a few times his wifes 4dr on 37" mtr's and 5.38 gears gets 18-20 mpg, same with his 2dr. I get high 16ish with my very heavy spyderlocks and heavy 35" nitto mud grapplers and stock gears. I get 280 to 315 miles per tank right now at 70-75 mph. I'm getting 37s and then regearing to 5.13 with my 6-speed.
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