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The_Auto_Tech
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300+???? Seems low. I get 400+ with my 22 RCBS 4x4 Coyote.
Gas mileage arguments always have too many factors involved on who gets what compared to who else, and they always end with solving nothing. Also, most of the time people just exaggerate anyways, and it's a waste of time.
Mtnman1
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Youre stating you get 15MPG like its a good thing?Gas mileage arguments always have too many factors involved on who gets what compared to who else, and they always end with solving nothing. Also, most of the time people just exaggerate anyways, and it's a waste of time.
Dont get it
The_Auto_Tech
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I didn't say that, but I'm also not going to sit here and try to explain to you my driving habits, where I drive, how long the vehicle idles for, the climate where I live, etc. Gas mileage arguments are absolutely stupid and a waste of time. Never did I say I got 15MPG either, but go off.Youre stating you get 15MPG like its a good thing?
Dont get it
Mtnman1
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Oh, i agree with all the variables. Too many to make blanket statements or conclusions.I didn't say that, but I'm also not going to sit here and try to explain to you my driving habits, where I drive, how long the vehicle idles for, the climate where I live, etc. Gas mileage arguments are absolutely stupid and a waste of time. Never did I say I got 15MPG either, but go off.
You did mention 300 miles.......thats easy math.
I just found it odd to bring that up to boost the 3.3.......
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