Hypermiling past 55mph = better MPG?!? In a pickup?!?
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Volumetric Efficiency......some cars are made to reach their peak efficency at different rpm's 55 mph rule doesnt apply to everyone sadly, Its just a general rule of thumb. My bmw gets its best mpg at around 70 mph where as at 55 it feels like its trying to lug around its own weight
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maybe the scanguage unit is inacurate and needs calibration
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I agree with ajbkid I have a 1998 4x4 v-8 f150 and I get 25.75 highway but at times I get a readout of 35+ mpg but thats not my actuall MPGS . I get 16 in town and 25 hwy but its rated at 11 city and 17 highway.
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This is not ur real mpg. Use the "avg" gauge and not the "mpg" one.
the "mpg one only shows ur current mpg.
You may want to read up a bit on the scangauge2 a bit, or take a quick peek at the manual.
If i played by ur rules, my diesel f350 4x4 whould be getting 37 mpg (obviously not true. I get 21 highway).
the right thing to do is put the "mpg" over the "avg" on ur sgII.
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Iv installed a hydrogen generator on my truck and was wondering where I can get the mpg gauge u have? Greatly appreciate it.
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all info on the video details..
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I'm sure it does, but my vehicle is a truck with a full frame..
Quite a bit of difference car vs truck for fuel economy.
also its a gasoline engine.. your TDI Jetta should easily pull 55mpg, if not, it mite need some work..
Considering my trucks rated for right around 24mpg highway, I think my experiment turned out pretty well.
going downhill?/
Djonemore 2 years ago 2
no...
DdgeShelby 2 years ago
It is likely a calibration error.
oisiaa 3 years ago 4
yup..
DdgeShelby 3 years ago