If you want 20+ mpg, put some narrower tires on it like 245's in the duragrappler from Nitto and I think you could probably do it.
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If you want 20+ you should not be looking at any diesel trucks. The whole purpose of them is to tow lots and load them with lots. So if you are looking to buy a diesel you shouldnt really be looking to get that kinda mileage.Originally posted by Timmy! View PostFairTax.orgComment
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the dodge straight six could get 20+ couldn't it?Originally posted by 91Terminator View PostOriginally posted by G-MONEYComment
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I don't think so. Popular Mechanics did a review in 2007, and the Dodge did 13.7 mpg, and 8 towing.Originally posted by Domsz06 View Post
http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars...trucks/4230317
The Cummins is a great engine to tune for power though!Comment
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I was talking about their older models. Sorry bout that.Originally posted by G-MONEYComment
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They might have, the original did 245hp and 400lb ft, so it would make sense, the first one was also before the 1994? emissions catalyst was required, I read that it reduced (made it worse) mileage by 30%.Originally posted by Domsz06 View PostComment
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Driving pretty hard with my OLD dodge 1993 12V I could get 20+ if I kept it at 65-70MPH and got 15-17mpg towing...Originally posted by Domsz06 View Post
My 02 ford PSD gets much worse depending how hard I drive 12-14 towing... But it has a TON more power, pulls the hills as fast as you want and 100X more comfortable.Comment
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