kms to a tank
P1llar, let the motor break in. The OEMs purposly run the motors a hair on the rich side till they hit 10-12k. This is a commont complant with many new vehicles, so your not the only one. Also from what I remember from my level 4 auto mechanics training, 91 burns slower and produces a broader flame front, it dosnt burn faster.
I'm getting 13-14 withe highway/city. That's with 35's and stock height. If it's just highway it's down to 12-13. Now that it's cold and I warm it up I'm at 16-17 ouch
P1llar, let the motor break in. The OEMs purposly run the motors a hair on the rich side till they hit 10-12k. This is a commont complant with many new vehicles, so your not the only one. Also from what I remember from my level 4 auto mechanics training, 91 burns slower and produces a broader flame front, it dosnt burn faster.
I've got a 6 speed with 33" rubber, 24, 000 KM on the engine, a Gobi roof rack, AEV corners, ARB diff covers, Poison Spyder Evap skid (about 230 lbs total weight).
Right now with all the snow we've had and lots of 4hi driving I get about 350 km to a tank. I found in the Summer I was getting about 380-390 kms to a tank.
When it was stock I got about 420 kms to a tank. I've been thinking about getting a superchip to hopefully regain some mileage.
Right now with all the snow we've had and lots of 4hi driving I get about 350 km to a tank. I found in the Summer I was getting about 380-390 kms to a tank.
When it was stock I got about 420 kms to a tank. I've been thinking about getting a superchip to hopefully regain some mileage.

Stock right now, but next year I plan to change them so I am hoping the mileage should change a little..but the other problem is if I am changing the gears I might want to go with 37's at that time so any mileage gain will be lost yet again..



