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yes.
Yes. Computer consistently says 16-17-18MPG.
Nice - what tire pressures are you running?
I only did it because I went from a 36 gallon tank to 23. I figured the fuel economy would be similar, but was interested in seeing how much range I really had.
Modifying a vehicle, particularly with additions like brush guards and larger tires, inevitably raises concerns about fuel economy. While the dashboard display offers a preliminary indication, calculating miles per gallon (MPG) based on actual pump measurements provides a more accurate reflection of real-world performance. Such calculations are crucial for understanding the true cost of vehicle ownership, especially after incorporating modifications that alter aerodynamics and increase rolling resistance.
Same thing for me. Computer is constantly optimist by about 2 mpg. Don’t know why this is the case. I would really love to get the software engineers alone in a dark ally late at night.
Because you live in the land of gas stations.
No doubt!!! Buc-ee's here I come!
36psi cold.
That’s awesome. What app is that and is there some kind of dongle required?
