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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Boston MA for now back to Maine in August
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Hey all thanks for some great info! Shopping for a Pick-Up Convince me to by a Tundra! I really like what I see and hear so far. MPG is the biggest down fall for me. How do you all do with your MPG?
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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welll it depends in part on how you drive. I usually get 14-15 city and 17-18 highway, I try not to go too hard in the gas pedal and I have the 4.7 .
I think it does k compared to other trucks in the market. It is still a truck, so prepare yuorself mentally for the $90 fill up lol . I really love this truck, if yuo drive it I think you will be convinced. hope you find the truck you want ![]()
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2008 4x2 Toyota Tundra Silver SR5 DC: 4.7L Options: fog lights, sliding rear window, toyoguard, all weather mats, bed liner and rails. IBTO Mods: Rugged Cover Stainless Steel Running Boards AVS Clear Bug Shield VR3 Backup Camera-Wired Factory Alloys Pioneer FH-P8000BT Receiver Front Windows Tint-35% Black Seat Covers Gas Locking Cap 22" Magnaflow Muffler, Duals Hitch Step K&N Air Filter Charcoal Filter Removal Crome: Handles, Grill, Mirror Covers |
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My thing if you got to ask you can't afford not trying to be harsh or rude.
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2008 Crewmax Black LTD or X-SP Crew max which I don't know haven't signed paper work on LTD yet looking hard on X-SP.
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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with gas prices rising so fast I think most people want to know the MPG. This is the best time to get a hell of a deal if you can afford the gas, just my two cents
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2008 4x2 Toyota Tundra Silver SR5 DC: 4.7L Options: fog lights, sliding rear window, toyoguard, all weather mats, bed liner and rails. IBTO Mods: Rugged Cover Stainless Steel Running Boards AVS Clear Bug Shield VR3 Backup Camera-Wired Factory Alloys Pioneer FH-P8000BT Receiver Front Windows Tint-35% Black Seat Covers Gas Locking Cap 22" Magnaflow Muffler, Duals Hitch Step K&N Air Filter Charcoal Filter Removal Crome: Handles, Grill, Mirror Covers |
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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13.5 mostly in town driving .
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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I avg now by the month which has all different driving.. I'm at 19.9mpg for the month...I think I will drop because I punch it a couple of times the other day...You got to refrain from it....That 22.5mpg came on several 200+ mile trips on highway. Highway mix with city I'm currently getting 20mpg. I do use a AFE CAI and Borla Pro XS complete duels. This has been a great combination for me... Also trying the different octanes just to see. Although I'm second guessing my work thinking a TRD CAI along with Proforce would do for me....
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