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For a solid baseline, on Jan 01, 2008, I began tracking my mileage on www.fueleconomy.gov
Here is what I see so far:
As is evidenced, my truck has seen a high of about 24 MPG on this chart. My best so far has been 26 MPG. With at least 80 percent City Driving, I average at 18, which gives me a 12.5% gain over the statistical average.
If we all used it, then it would give an interesting comparison of driving habits, fuel type, different fuel mixes by State, and mods.
Here is what I see so far:
As is evidenced, my truck has seen a high of about 24 MPG on this chart. My best so far has been 26 MPG. With at least 80 percent City Driving, I average at 18, which gives me a 12.5% gain over the statistical average.
If we all used it, then it would give an interesting comparison of driving habits, fuel type, different fuel mixes by State, and mods.
Last edited by Fifty150; May 1, 2008 at 09:22 PM.
Hey guys, I'm about to join BOTH of your clubs. I just registered at fueleconomy.gov today and I got paid today, so tomorrow I'm going to drop $300 into my debit account and buy my SG II online! 
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Originally Posted by Raptor05121
The idea is to try to keep it up as high as possible. The "rollercoaster" ride you have going on itsn't good. 
Hey dumb *** you cant stay at the same speed. Its slit up between city mpg and highway mpg for a reason.
Originally Posted by 04heritage
Hey dumb *** you cant stay at the same speed. Its slit up between city mpg and highway mpg for a reason.
and watch the language
