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Old 02-19-2010, 03:27 AM
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I've done 22.6 & 22.7 on 2 consecutive legs of x-country trip from Laramie, WY to Kansas City MO - so it is possible - note: NOT computer, but miles/actual gallons filled
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Old 02-19-2010, 05:17 AM
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The only thing I can say is lucky are those who can enjoy such low fuel usage (Congrates!) ... I even get 12mpg on highway! Kinda used by now. Yes I can confess i do go 100 -125mph (160 - 200km/h and more)... Just to see what Bavalian Engineers are upto!
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Old 02-19-2010, 10:43 AM
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The only thing I can say is lucky are those who can enjoy such low fuel usage (Congrates!) ... I even get 12mpg on highway! Kinda used by now. Yes I can confess i do go 100 -125mph (160 - 200km/h and more)... Just to see what Bavalian Engineers are upto!

I would too if we didn't live in a quasi free country. All these open roads and no way of stretching our Baverians' legs
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Old 02-19-2010, 11:02 AM
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I would too if we didn't live in a quasi free country. All these open roads and no way of stretching our Baverians' legs
Thats one advantage some of us have and enjoy and police traps are far between and extremely predictable at what 'hidding' spot you would likely find them... all you gotta do is cruise control your baby - and wave at the police....... there after? Damn! See the Quadra-Pipes GO!
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I have never seen a 2 at the begining of my average mileage after a full tank of gas. My wife just went from Atlanta to Jacksonville and back. 21.2 on the computer which I find to be almost dead on. Me thinks we have different driving styles. Its a 4.4
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Old 02-19-2010, 10:40 AM
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Wow I cant believe it, but yesterday going to see my kids in Ontario California from Los Angeles California I reached 23 mpg... I believe if I continued on the 60 freeway I could have reached 24 mpg?

Wow I was in shock... is this believable? someone posted they reached 23.5 and I was a little bit skeptical, told me to put in Chevron Techron fuel injector cleaner bottle (big size), and fill up with Shell 91 premium! and wow!.. im shocked..
Yep, that was me . I just got new tires, Continental ProContacts and have already gained 1.15 more mpg. I fill my tank every 120 to 160 miles and use both the OBC and calculator (they are usually only .1 to .3 different). I've only gone 100 miles on them though. I will continue to monitor. The steering is a little easier too.
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I make a 200 mile trip back and forth every other week from Binghamton NY to NYC with my 03 4.4i. There's some changes in elevation, but no much. Using cruise control for 190 of those miles I get around 21 mpg, as long as don't make any stops along the way going between 70 and 60 mpg the whole way.
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