I was wondering the same thing. I buy my gas in litres, and drive in Kms, so I get about 7 or 8 kms per litre. 350 - 400 kms per tank, tank = 50 litres.
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4x4 owners.
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It's around 12L/100km which isn't too bad.
What kind of car?
4x4 V6 4.0L '92 Ranger
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really?
Those 4.oL are usually gas pigs. My brother had one, and went through as much gas as I do in my V8!
You must drive nice and easy, unlike him who drove like Schumacher on a hot lap.
05 cummins 2500 best 25mpg worst 19mpg
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It's around 12L/100km which isn't too bad.
What kind of car?
350-400km per 50L tank is actually about 12.5 to 14.3L/100km
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really?
Those 4.oL are usually gas pigs. My brother had one, and went through as much gas as I do in my V8!
You must drive nice and easy, unlike him who drove like Schumacher on a hot lap.
I just drive normal. I only punch it if I have to, to avoid a collision or whatever. Also, I keep it tuned up, which probably helps a lot.
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90 4-runer with stock tire ,the 3-litre v6 would get 25mpg at highway speed when the engine was in good tune
If the valves needed adjustment /worn plugs/plugged aircleaner ,under a load that would drop closer to 20
that would likely be the same for all those old toyota PU's and 4-runers
the 4 cylinders would get 27mpg
why do we use MPG? for reference to vehicles we have known in the past
350-400km per 50L tank is actually about 12.5 to 14.3L/100km
Your math is much stronger than my math.
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so climbng the malahat =1mpg? :ohthedrama:
pretty much, foot to the floor, 3rd gear, 65-70km/h tops. Save gas on the downhill though.. just stick it in 5th and let off the gas. Needs 5.29's, I don't wheel it hard enough to worry about breakin em.
pretty much, foot to the floor, 3rd gear, 65-70km/h tops. Save gas on the downhill though.. just stick it in 5th and let off the gas. Needs 5.29's, I don't wheel it hard enough to worry about breakin em.
haha, sounds like my 'zuki on 30's, 4000 in 3rd, but still boggin out if you try for forth:lol:
Trucks and Guns.
I was wondering the same thing. I buy my gas in litres, and drive in Kms, so I get about 7 or 8 kms per litre. 350 - 400 kms per tank, tank = 50 litres.
Unless your Ranger is a special edition gas tank I think your tank is 60 litres.
I'm the best at being modest !
From '02 till last October I was getting 20-21 mpg. v6 frontier automatic crewcab.
Since being on the metric system….????
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I just got 27mpg in my 01 Vitara 2.0L 4-banger 5 speed on 31's with 5.13:1 diffs driving to Vernon and back
I'm happy to get outside and enjoy nature while I can, but I fear for the future of humanity
I hit 23 mpg for the first time ever I think with a full tidy tank today going out to mission.
Weighed the truck today not sure how accurate the scale was and I'm way over 7000 pounds
Tidy tank weights 400 pounds or so plus around 100 gallons at roughly 8-9 pounds per gallon
I was 7632 on the scales roughly with some other stuff in the back
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