Anyone running a level and close to stock tires?
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Around town is horrible... 13.5mpg... But nothing to do with the level
Haha, yes, I meant add a block to get another inch in the rear... and I guess it would be to add rake and not rack... LOL.
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Highway driving at 70-75 mph averages around 16mpg, was easily 17mpg before the level...
Around town is horrible... 13.5mpg... But nothing to do with the level
Haha, yes, I meant add a block to get another inch in the rear... and I guess it would be to add rake and not rack... LOL.
Around town is horrible... 13.5mpg... But nothing to do with the level
Haha, yes, I meant add a block to get another inch in the rear... and I guess it would be to add rake and not rack... LOL.
Does your truck not show an "avg mpg"? After driving for a couple days in town and highway. This is the number I'm interested in lowering as mine is between 13.1 and 13.5 AVG!
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Lmao! Nothing wrong with getting a little rack! I didn't even catch that... Meh, who has time for proof reading anyways.
Does your truck not show an "avg mpg"? After driving for a couple days in town and highway. This is the number I'm interested in lowering as mine is between 13.1 and 13.5 AVG!
Does your truck not show an "avg mpg"? After driving for a couple days in town and highway. This is the number I'm interested in lowering as mine is between 13.1 and 13.5 AVG!
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Yes and no, around here it's more like in town driving. Not as much traffic so shorter stops at red lights. I describe my driving as 50/50 driving. 50% in town/50% highway/50% driving conservatively/50% flogging the crap out of it. I did see a slight increase in MPGs after I got my truck tuned last year.
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Not bad at all! When i start my mods im going with the level and a little bit bigger tires.. This makes me feel better cause most of my driving right now is 70 percent highway 30 percent city..