best ways to improve mpg on a 2500 chevy 6.0
10-17-2013, 08:29 PM
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Averaging 12+ mixed driving loaded to 6000 lbs on my DD. Stock so far except K&N kit.
11-09-2013, 09:27 PM
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Today I drove 200 miles and used 13 gallons. Twice. Mods in my tag line.
Only thing that changed is pulled corvette heads/valves. Followed speed limits to sanmarcos and back.
Throughout this thread I see lots of efans. Are they worthwhile for a vehicle that travels usually no more than 10 miles at a time?
Thanks
Only thing that changed is pulled corvette heads/valves. Followed speed limits to sanmarcos and back.
Throughout this thread I see lots of efans. Are they worthwhile for a vehicle that travels usually no more than 10 miles at a time?
Thanks
11-27-2013, 09:06 PM
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11-29-2013, 06:10 PM
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Old thread , damn grave diggers lol !
I don't even run 87 in my weed eater , that stuff is ****.
I get 13 around town and maybe 15 hwy in my 2500hd van 6.0/80E.
Def needs a tune , but I also don't drive slow , usually 70-80mph. I always run 89oct.
I don't even run 87 in my weed eater , that stuff is ****.
I get 13 around town and maybe 15 hwy in my 2500hd van 6.0/80E.
Def needs a tune , but I also don't drive slow , usually 70-80mph. I always run 89oct.
08-11-2014, 11:55 PM
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I am also looking into doing this on my newly acquired 2003 1500HD CCSB. I'm looking for headers and after header pipes, I'm having a hard time finding any for HD trucks. Is there anyone out there that make them specifically for the HDs? Will headers for a 1500 fit? What is everyone doing for after header pipes? My local exhaust shop has stopped doing custom work. So I'm pretty limited to bolt on stuff.
