ok i just found this truck. i was just reading and he says it can get 25 mpg out of it? is that right? theres no way is there? it looks awsome but he sounds like a big bu11sh!t3r
lifted ranger

 

You can get upwards of 23-24 on the highway with a tuner and some other engine mods but I highly doubt you can get that out of a lifted truck. I pulled 22 every once in a while in my Ranger but that was 100% highway

 

ask him for data. I don't believe it. I can barely get that with my 2.5l drive fast down the highway....

 

it looks pretty good and its not too far away. i want that bull bar off of it.

 

IM calling BS especially with those 32" tires.

 

A 3 to 4 inch body lift? How would you not know? That guy just sounds stupid and the interior looks like poo

 

im sure he bought the truck that way. all these rich kids around here that i talk to have some bad *** trucks but when i ask them how much lift and what size tires and so on theyre all like ummmmmmmmmm idk? 18 inches of lift maybe? and 44s? when they are clearly a slight bit taller than my truck lol

 

That guy doesnt know a damn thing about that truck. How do people ever plan to sell anything with stupid ads that make no sense?

 

leather bedliner huh? hmmm lol. and 25mpg? BS. i get like 12 but i also have 33s lol

 

OUCH...That sure does make me think twice about lifting mine!

 

I get 24 highway w/ my 3.0

 

I get half that, god I hate my truck

 

it looks like Smakes interior

 

I own a 02 EDGE supercab with a underdrive pully,flowmaster 40 SISO exhaust, airbox mod ,2WD automatic. During a summer morning I drove from out of town to work 100 miles. All highway , speed limit was 60 mph, I got 24 MPG. Same trip back after work with a/c on part of the time, 22.7 MPG. I did this trip differenet times throughout the summer and still got the same MPG. The truck has 187000 miles on it now and I still get 21.5 on average.
My other Ranger, a 03 XLT Supercab, lowered 2 inches, airbox mod, underdrive pullly. SISO flowmaster 40 I get 23 MPG all the time, 90 percent interstate. Coast up to stop signs and off ramps , use the gas pedal a little on the conservative side. Keep the truck in tune , maintain proper tire pressure it might be possible to get 25 MPG

 

I get 24 going to and from school 98% highway 2% city

 

im on 33's with 4:10s and a 5-speed, when coming home from silver lake driving 60-65 most of the way i got 22.8 thats my new best

 

if he gets 25 mpg......i'll rubberize my interior

 

wow, ive got the 3.0 and most i can get with 265's is 18 highway, but then again thats at 75mph

 

I get 20 highway if I'm lucky! Probably around 15 in the city on my 3.0.

 

Yes but that ad has a lift and bigger tires which kill mileage.

 

Best I've got out of my 3.0 is 22 and that was all 55-60 MPH driving. If I got rid of the 4.10s for some 3.73s I could probably pull more like 23 or 24.

But if mine was lifted no way I could get that.

It wouldn't be unheard of to get 22.

With my 99 4.0 with 3.73s and 33s, I could just break 20 on a straight freeway drive.

 

Im saying he may get 20-22 mpg

with the right gearing it would compensate for the large tires but 25 is not plausible

I wanna see the bed liner also

 

Oh yeah, if its kept tuned up you can get 20-22 on the highway pretty easily if you keep around the speed limit. As soon as you get above 65 though the MPG drops

 

Form Springfield Mo - Memphis Tenn. I got about 23mpg that was 65 mph on cruise control

New spark plugs, New spark plug wires, and Recharged air filter

 

Yeah I got about the same. Running 75-80 from Durham, NC to Midland, TX I got 17.5 average for the entire 3000 miles. That was right after a plug, wire, air filter, engine oil, diff fluid and a few other stuff change. Now if I would run 60-65 it would pull 20 the entire way but its just not possible to go that slow when the speed limit is 75 lol