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madcreekfarm 03-29-2011 05:21 PM

fuel mileage question
 
can sticking variable veins reduce your fuel mileage? what kind of fuel mileage do you guys get out of your six-o? I'm getting 14.33

ntmdtr3fan 03-29-2011 08:13 PM

This topic is brought up quit often here. Im sure youll find them if you search. As for MPG it depends. Im running all stock other then a 4 inch turbo back exhaust. If I can keep it under 70 mph or 2k rpm then Ill get roughly 14 to 16 a gal. But once I go over it drops pretty much. This is highway driving. Now for city driving with lots of stop n go and not getting over 40 mph. It drops dramaticly to about 10 mpg.
I just recently posted this on another thread. Must I got with a full tank ( 36+gals topped off tilll you see fuel in filler neck) was about 520 or 540 miles. ( I cant remember) But I average about 360 to 420 per tank.

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as for teh vains sticking. Im pretty sure it will effect the mpg. As your using more fuel to get up to spend with a turbo that wont spool completly. I had mine cleaned at ford a couple months ago and I noticed alot better exceleration and just a tad better mpg.

Mdub707 03-29-2011 08:20 PM

13-15mpg here, extended cab short bed 4x4 auto, running tunes all the time (tunes switch all around though).

Yes stuck veins can kill your mileage, but I don't think it's too far off. Ford's are built like trucks, so they're usually a bit heavier than the other offerings out there.

HeavyAssault 03-30-2011 10:02 AM

Current weather temps, current winter blend fuel, and your location make those numbers reasonable. I got additional mods, 6" lift and 35's that get 14+MPG regularly for this time of year.

madcreekfarm 04-04-2011 03:01 PM

Yeah, its pretty heavy. I had it on the scales last week and with me in it and a half tank of fuel it weighed 7800 lbs

BigJay 04-04-2011 06:55 PM

10-11mpg, but most of my driving is to/from work, and i have a 4.5ton excursion with oversized tires, and i drive 15 miles to work and it takes me between an hour and an hour and twenty minutes. Basically the worst possible driving conditions. Cross PA turnpike maintaining 65mph the entire way I can get 20.2mpg max.

stackboy6.9 04-05-2011 12:17 AM

i got 18 with my dads dually

hp325 05-14-2011 09:51 PM

I get around 20 with my F350 4x4 CC dually I have a 6 spd manual

Little Luke 05-15-2011 01:07 AM

Last two tanks ended up being 15.5 towing 5000 lb at 65 mph half way on a 420 mile round trip. The other was about 17 mpg, thats keeping it on the flatlands going to college on an 80 mile round trip every day and keeping it under 60mph. I think I get about 15 to 16 mpg running around here in the hills though. :humm:

Wince 05-15-2011 12:43 PM

My 2006 4x4 F250 Crew cab short bed is getting right at 17 if I keep it slowed down to 70. Thats off the computer since I have not actually topped it off and then manually did the math on my next fill up.


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