2010-2011 dodge 6.7 cummins?
right now i have the 98 12v
and am looking to add a new 6.7 to the driveway
but i am wondering if there is much i can do to get the mileage up on the 6.7 with diesel being $3.13 a gallon here in NC. my 98 gets 18-21 mpg and im hearing reports of 14-17 mpg for the new 6.7 and upwords of 20 with s few delets
they have inspections here in NC so the truck has to stay legal
with emissions or be a fast fix so it will pass any help would be greatly appreciated other wise i might have to go back to the gasser which i really hate to do i love my diesel.
and am looking to add a new 6.7 to the driveway
but i am wondering if there is much i can do to get the mileage up on the 6.7 with diesel being $3.13 a gallon here in NC. my 98 gets 18-21 mpg and im hearing reports of 14-17 mpg for the new 6.7 and upwords of 20 with s few delets
they have inspections here in NC so the truck has to stay legal
with emissions or be a fast fix so it will pass any help would be greatly appreciated other wise i might have to go back to the gasser which i really hate to do i love my diesel.
My 2010 gets 19MPG 68MPH on the freeway avg 1000 mile road trip to Wyoming from Seattle.
I get 14 maybe 15 with mixed town/country road driving.
You can do a programmer with "stealth" delete's, but you would still have to install the DPF for your inspections.
Many 2011's are reporting around 14MPG. Don't know if they got a new flash, or what the deal is...
I get 14 maybe 15 with mixed town/country road driving.
You can do a programmer with "stealth" delete's, but you would still have to install the DPF for your inspections.
Many 2011's are reporting around 14MPG. Don't know if they got a new flash, or what the deal is...
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