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Gas MPG after installing take off Sasquatch suspensions and tires ?
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Between 15-19 mpg depending on what I’m doing.
Average is probably just shy of 17 mpg. And on long road trips I can get as high as 21 mpg, but not much more than that.
Overall a ~1.5 to 2 mpg drop from my non-Sasquatch factory setup.
EDIT— Also… this is all calculated from fuel receipts rather than relying on the vehicle’s computer. And I did recalibrate the speedometer after installing the new tires.
Average is probably just shy of 17 mpg. And on long road trips I can get as high as 21 mpg, but not much more than that.
Overall a ~1.5 to 2 mpg drop from my non-Sasquatch factory setup.
EDIT— Also… this is all calculated from fuel receipts rather than relying on the vehicle’s computer. And I did recalibrate the speedometer after installing the new tires.
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I'm all city driving and mpg's are in the 16 range. Terrible.
Sas fully equipped Wildtrak 2.7 getting 16.1 maybe oil change and tune for premium will save me. Burning money on it but not bothering me.
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