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Philip1 07-24-2008 12:20 PM

NEW to Scangauge
 
I must say WOW what a difference I had no idea I could cruise at 65mph with just 12% throttle and get a two way average of 32.8 mpg I can push it further since my 51psi rated tires are just at 45psi so I will push them up a touch to say 48psi and see what happens tomorrow.:D :D :D :D :D

Jay2TheRescue 07-24-2008 12:45 PM

Have you gone through your first "calibration" tank of fuel with your SG yet? Those numbers might be +/- a few percent if you're not calibrated yet. SG is an incredible tool to help you drive to get the highest mileage. Have fun with it!

-Jay

Philip1 07-24-2008 01:15 PM

I am on the first tank now we will see what kind of calibration is needed at the next fill-up

GasSavers_GasUser 07-25-2008 07:31 AM

I have one and I am just getting used to it. It is interesting to watch it and see the readings at different speeds/rpm etc. But I like it when I am going down hill and it is reading 85mpg or something like that...makes me want to just drive down hill and not up.....:D

I am just figureing it out so I am not sure I have it set right.

Ford Man 07-25-2008 03:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by philip1 (Post 112466)
I am on the first tank now we will see what kind of calibration is needed at the next fill-up

I don't think mine has ever over estimated my fuel mileage and is usually within 0.5 mpg of being correct.

Philip1 07-25-2008 06:05 PM

so far the scangauge says I'm at 33.1mpg on this tank


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