Badgertits
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Been averaging 15.6 in my 2018 over 10k miles mixed hey city probably 60:40 split. I only run 93 octane. Stock.
2019 Raptor MPG survey
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Edbert
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Mine's an '18, but in ~8,500 miles since new I've averaged 16.3 according to the instrument panel.
Scott Phillips
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2000 miles - 15.1 mpg based on truck computer, mixed driving but mostly city, Auto-Stop option on about 90% of the time, 92 octane. Haven't hand calculated though.
A little disappointed due to that I thought I would get at least 16. I get on it from time to time, but most of the time I'm just cruising around responsibly and in normal mode.
A little disappointed due to that I thought I would get at least 16. I get on it from time to time, but most of the time I'm just cruising around responsibly and in normal mode.
Rod D
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Made many trips to the Costco gas station! Love pulling up to a stop light in sport mode...hammer down! Bye *******!!!!!
Adam Del Priore
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Had mine for 2 months and put 6500 miles. Averaging 16.8 mpg
RC Blk Bird
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21-22 hwy - <= 75 mph
18-19.5 city
It takes a lot of discipline with the right foot
but like prior post said who cares about mpg
I've had 4wd vehicles forever - most of which were lifted with a lot of off road mods
MPG was never a concern/factor/consideration as vehicles in this category mpg doesn't really matter. The only thing that matters is if your off-roading take enough fuel with you. That's why they build chase racks/spare tire mounts that hold fuel cans. No quickie marts in the boonies.
18-19.5 city
It takes a lot of discipline with the right foot
but like prior post said who cares about mpg
I've had 4wd vehicles forever - most of which were lifted with a lot of off road mods
MPG was never a concern/factor/consideration as vehicles in this category mpg doesn't really matter. The only thing that matters is if your off-roading take enough fuel with you. That's why they build chase racks/spare tire mounts that hold fuel cans. No quickie marts in the boonies.
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JPW Colorado
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UPDATE: With the last 1400 miles (700 miles from CO to IA each way) being Interstate at 75-83mph I got 14.7 mpg. Over the life of the truck now showing only 15.9 mpg avg over 3500 miles. Typically the west wind and increase in elevation cost me 2 mpg or so on the way back to CO.
Also used 87 octane on the way back as an experiment. Because of the wind and elevation factors I can't scientifically say I got worse mileage with 87 octane, but I suspect I did. Maybe 1 mpg less than using 91, the highest I can get. I think I will stick with 91 for any highway trips.
At elevation 87 octane is probably fine.
Also used 87 octane on the way back as an experiment. Because of the wind and elevation factors I can't scientifically say I got worse mileage with 87 octane, but I suspect I did. Maybe 1 mpg less than using 91, the highest I can get. I think I will stick with 91 for any highway trips.
At elevation 87 octane is probably fine.
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