What’s it got for wheels and tires? That’s probably not way out of line for big deep wheels and mud tires.
What’s it got for wheels and tires? That’s probably not way out of line for big deep wheels and mud tires.
Corbin, have you done a return rate test on the injectors and pump?
yes but more returned fuel heats up the fuel and does not help mileage. cooler fuel temps make a difference in mileage.
vanes cycle well and no sticky spots? t-case in good health? stock exhaust or aftermarket with or without a cat?
What tire pressure you running?
those mud tires aren't helping any
For 35's and load rated D or E 40 is not out of line. That is more psi than you need if running unloaded. A 35x12.5R17LT can hold 2405lbs on each tire @ 35psi. More than enough for the front end of an lbz. Tire / rim weight along with tread pattern can influence mpg a lot. Short trips and stop and go traffic don't help either.Was running 40 until last week and I bumped to 50.
I run the ridge grapplers. Great tire I'm my opinion. Good tread life. I think I have 25k and I'm at about 10 or 11/32 tread life.Yeah, I’ve never noticed a huge difference in mud and all terrains though.
But I am in the market for ridge grapplers if I can sell these I have.
I run the ridge grapplers. Great tire I'm my opinion. Good tread life. I think I have 25k and I'm at about 10 or 11/32 tread life.
For 35's and load rated D or E 40 is not out of line. That is more psi than you need if running unloaded. A 35x12.5R17LT can hold 2405lbs on each tire @ 35psi. More than enough for the front end of an lbz. Tire / rim weight along with tread pattern can influence mpg a lot. Short trips and stop and go traffic don't help either.
I'm on 285/70/17 E running 42 front 35 rear. I average 16 mpg. I drive close to 450/500 miles a week. Mostly hwy though.
Did I miss where you said what config this truck is, Corbin? CCSB? long bed? Have any idea what it weighs? No brakes dragging? Wheel bearings in good shape?
I'm guessing it just gets pitiful mileage. My wife's bone stock (exhaust, intake and 305s MTZ on 18" wheels are the only mods) 2002 LB7 averages about 15.5-ish mpg no matter how it's driven. My 2002 with tuning and slightly shorter tires averaged about 17.5ish mpg.
There's something to be said for lots of unsprung weight, larger tires and stock tuning.....