High fuel trims? Do this!!!

[sgtsandman]

Most vehicle mpg peaks around 55-60 mph. That was the main driver for the 55 mph maximum speed limit in the ‘70s.

 

[Dirtman]

Most vehicle mpg peaks around 55-60 mph. That was the main driver for the 55 mph maximum speed limit in the ‘70s.

Yea seems brand new vehicles tend to be getting better at higher speeds though, my mom's 2020 edge seems to get the best MPG cruising at 70mph+ but it also has 4 more gears than the ranger...

 

[sgtsandman]

Yea seems brand new vehicles tend to be getting better at higher speeds though, my mom's 2020 edge seems to get the best MPG cruising at 70mph+ but it also has 4 more gears than the ranger...

And more things to let it slip though the air better instead of pushing through it. 65-70 mph speeds are here to stay. Of course, that also means more aerodynamic stuff to work around when you work on it.

 

[sgtsandman]

Holy crap, mine is as if it's a direct vacuum leak.

I wonder if this explains why my 2011 is such a gutless slug.

Thanks dude!

@Dirtman! You left the basement door open again!

 

[Dirtman]

Odd he appears the moment I leave my house unguarded isn't it...

 

[Ranger850]

I thought that's what Charlie was for.

 

[Dirtman]

I thought that's what Charlie was for.

Ducks get stuck in the chicken run while I'm gone. Only thing that can roam free if I'm not home is the weird polish roosters that I always hope will just wander off while I'm gone but never do...

 

[Fast Eddie]

@Dirtman! You left the basement door open again!
The goat let him out. You DO realize that - right?