bigBlue
Full Access Member
Im getting about 14 MPG with my lift kit and 31's on. what is everyone else getting out there? I feel like I should be doing much better than that.
MPG with lift kit installed?
- Thread starter bigBlue
- Start date
Disclaimer: Links on this page pointing to Amazon, eBay and other sites may include affiliate code. If you click them and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission.
kj924
Administrator
I probably get that maybe 1 or 2 mpg, but I do a lot of short block commuter hopping around the city. Out on the highway I get good mileage there.
JeepJeepster
Full Access Member
Is that pure city or?? Sounds about right for 31's if you didnt re-gear.
bigBlue
Full Access Member
i probably avg 45 mph. its not stop and go or anything like that. but it would NOT be considered highway driving.
bigBlue
Full Access Member
yo jeepster. On a side note....how do u like those geolander ATs? I bought the HT's for my fiance's laredo and love them. I was thinking about putting the ATs on once i run down the TOYO open country ATs.
Ry' N Jen
Banned
- Joined
- Dec 26, 2006
- Messages
- 9,242
- Reaction score
- 12
I'll let you know sometime next week.
Until then, we get about 15-18 mpg city and anythere from 21-25 Freeway.
If I do the posted speed limit, maybe 10 mph over.
But, I'll be honset with you, until I re-gear this winter, I don't really care what I get.
Until then, we get about 15-18 mpg city and anythere from 21-25 Freeway.
If I do the posted speed limit, maybe 10 mph over.
But, I'll be honset with you, until I re-gear this winter, I don't really care what I get.
I used to get 17/18 city, after ome/rancho with 245/75 load e on stock steel wheel I get 13/14 I was freaked out, I've been talking to guys at work about regearing to 4.10 and they say it would be even worst so I don't know, I haven't ride it long enough in the highway to estimate the highway milles per gallon
tjkj2002
Full Access Member
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2006
- Messages
- 10,612
- Reaction score
- 39
With stock sized tires and stock gearing I got 18 city/23 highway,with lift and 265/75R16's with stock gearing(3.73's) I got 6-8 city/12-14 highway.Now with lift/265/75R16's with 4.10's I get 10-13 city and 21-22 highway and my KJ was sitting at 5500lbs(1500lbs over stock).
Gearing correctly will gain back some mpg's and lost low end power,unless you gear to deeply you will not loose mpg's(like putting 4.88's with 31" tires is to low,very fun but to low).
Gearing correctly will gain back some mpg's and lost low end power,unless you gear to deeply you will not loose mpg's(like putting 4.88's with 31" tires is to low,very fun but to low).
dutch kj
New Member
Ry' N Jen
Banned
- Joined
- Dec 26, 2006
- Messages
- 9,242
- Reaction score
- 12
Good find, good post!
Where in Holland are you from?
I lived just outside of Alphen aan den Rijn, in Nieuwkoop and worked in Aarlanderveen.
dutch kj
New Member
I lives in zaandam,next to amsterdam.
Into the flat land,without any legaal off road places.
Into the flat land,without any legaal off road places.
Ry' N Jen
Banned
- Joined
- Dec 26, 2006
- Messages
- 9,242
- Reaction score
- 12
I lives in zaandam,next to Amsterdam.
Into the flat land,without any legaal off road places.
You you should build up your KJ to handle the Dunes and Beaches in Nederland!
You would have one very unique Liberty.
dutch kj
New Member
Thats also ilegal.sad2.gif
Ry' N Jen
Banned
- Joined
- Dec 26, 2006
- Messages
- 9,242
- Reaction score
- 12
Of course!
What is leagal in Holland these days?
They don't seem to care about Dutch companies ripping off their income tax system!
My guess is the lift will have a negligible impact on your gas mileage. The direct impact to your mileage will be the tire size. You can argue about different drag quotient with a lifted vehicle, but trust me, you'd be talking about fractions of a percent with a 1 - 2" lift. Believe it or not, you might see an improvement after installing skid plates.
tan's2002kjlimited
Full Access Member
I lives in zaandam,next to amsterdam.
Into the flat land,without any legal off road places.
amsterdam, what are the laws against "driving while stoned"?
bigBlue
Full Access Member
well my original question for posting this thread was for a bizarre reason:
Since the day i owned the jeep (2 years ago) my overhead MPG and "miles to empty" always read about 18.0 avg or so and 330 miles to empty (when full). the other day i filled up and it read 220 miles to empty. Now my MPG read out is between 12.5-14.0 depending on my travels. This sudden change in numbers has got my scratching my head. Any thoughts?
Since the day i owned the jeep (2 years ago) my overhead MPG and "miles to empty" always read about 18.0 avg or so and 330 miles to empty (when full). the other day i filled up and it read 220 miles to empty. Now my MPG read out is between 12.5-14.0 depending on my travels. This sudden change in numbers has got my scratching my head. Any thoughts?
Ry' N Jen
Banned
- Joined
- Dec 26, 2006
- Messages
- 9,242
- Reaction score
- 12
Amsterdam, what are the laws against "driving while stoned"?
As long as the Police think you are impaired, you will get nailed.
If you don't look baked, act baked, or drive baked, then you won't have a problem!
Just stay away from the ***** Hash! That's a 9 hour ride to la la land!
when was the last tune up done?
