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L92 MPG's w/ bolt-ons & towing cam?

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Old 06-06-2018, 12:04 AM
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Some of you guys must have lead foots and brake way late to only avg like 12 mpg lol.

That's even worse the EPA ratings of 12/18 with 14 combined from way back in 2008. 2010 even got a bump with the AFM/DoD and VVT changes.
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Originally Posted by rumblebox
What MPG improvements you guys are seeing in L92's with truck cams and headers? So far, all I have is a tune, and the gas is absolutely killing me. 13 on the highway at best, and about 11 in town..... and it's a short wheel base Yukon.
Worn out cats and or lazy O2 sensors.
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Originally Posted by swathdiver
Worn out cats and or lazy O2 sensors.
Thats a good point.

Hell tuned engines can run leaner and can damage old cats. One of my stock cats had a melting/degradation spot or two.
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Same, my engine always runs great but was getting terrible mileage. My O2 sensors are fine but my cats were bad and after time began throwing codes.
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Originally Posted by swathdiver
Worn out cats and or lazy O2 sensors.
With 190,000 miles, it's very likely. The Bluetooth scanner for my phone though doesn't respond quickly enough to let me know how fast the sensors are switching back and forth. I'll have to put it on a real scanner

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I like the 132% VE
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