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BurbMan wrote:
First road trip 2 weeks ago, sadly no camper yet, but was loaded up with RV parts from the Elkhart surplus stores!
Had the cruise control set on 75 for most of the trip, LI to IN in about 10 hrs. Laramie trim makes for a very comfortable ride, although a little bouncy, need that 3200 lbs of camper on the back to smooth it out!
โJul-11-2020 05:10 AM
โJul-10-2020 07:05 PM
RobWNY wrote:
My comment regarding the computers not being very accurate is from my experience. I have a 2017 Ram with the 6.4 Hemi. On my last tow, the computer said I got an average of 9.7 MPG. The hand calculation showed I really got 6.9 MPG. That's a huge difference. Of course my fuel gauge isn't very accurate either. I have a 31 gallon tank. I ran my truck to near empty (not towing) and when the computer said I was 27 miles to empty I put gas in. It took 24.3 gallons so I had nearly 7 gallons left in the tank.
โJul-10-2020 06:49 PM
kellem wrote:
I always buy big 2500 series trucks pulling significant weight with fuel mileage being top priority........oh, is there a reset button on the lie-0-meter ?
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โJul-10-2020 12:35 PM
goducks10 wrote:RobWNY wrote:
Very nice truck. Congrats! The computers are never very accurate. Did you happen to write down the mileage and gallons used and check your MPG that way too?
Not too sure about that. After watching a few FLT mileage runs the computers were pretty close on Rams and even lower than the hand calc at times.
โJul-10-2020 11:56 AM
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โJul-10-2020 09:42 AM
RobWNY wrote:
Very nice truck. Congrats! The computers are never very accurate. Did you happen to write down the mileage and gallons used and check your MPG that way too?
โJul-10-2020 07:31 AM