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Stock 7.3
The 96 psd i just got is bone butt stock. Looking at what kind of mpg I'll get out of it till i get all my goodies for it.
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With 4.10 gears. Auto trans.
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On winter fuel if you drive civilized and zero mods I would say around 12-14 max empty
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I have a'95...... If I drive like an old man, I can get almost 20 mpg. Usually get 16-18 mpg
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95 Ford 1 ton dually. 4.10s with an auto.
Absolute best was 18, summer fuel, cruise set at 55. City mileage fell to 12-13. Typical mileage was around 16. 20 is a far stretch in a 7.3 in a box shaped truck, unless you have a srw, zf5, 2wd, and 3.55's. Still, I'd be hesitant to believe it. |
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I have a 97 with mods in sig and get 20-21 empty. That's not going over 1800 rpm and mopeds passing me lol
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I know setting the cruise at 55 going on flat highway with no stops the best I ever saw was 18...on summer fuel....when the temp outside was right around 60. Those are hand calculated numbers resulting from miles traveled divided by fuel pumped in. These are not economy cars. 20 is pushing it under ideal conditions. Anything above is not believable without modifications driven towards fuel economy. Anything on the down slope to 30 would be asinine to believe, especially out of a stock truck. |
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I have a F-350 crewcab dually long bed and the best I ever got when new was 20mpg now with 285,000 miles, I get about 16mpg .
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