Hi. I drive an '88 Dodge Ram; 2" lift, 4x4, Dana 44's, 32x11.5's, 360-4bbl, 727, NP205, dual flowmaster exhaust, and all useless emissions junk ripped out. I get close to 8 mpg terrorizing the town.

 

86 dodge ram 4x4 mods are on my sig,I get 10-14, dont drive on the road that much...

 

i get 14 MPG but i dont use it as a daily driver i gotta 4 banger mustang

 

1991 dodge ram 2500 5.9 cummins 5 spd 355 rear pump tuned up a bit custom ram air, k&n open 3 inch exhaust, 21 in town 28 highway, when driving sinsably 19 , 25 rough driving 190,000 miles on stock everything but the above mentioned

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i have a 2000 durango 4.7L and i get about 15-16mpg

 

1986 Ram 150 4X4, utility body, 156k miles,,318 2 bbl, 6700lbs - 9MPG all-around. I know the weight from the scales at the scray yard.

 

Im getting about 11 or 12 according to what I am at now...

318 4x4 with an electric fan. The only thing is it isnt idling correctly, I think after I put a few air charge temp sensor in it will be getting a little better gas milage.

 

I get about 15mpg on the highway. I have a 1990 Ram with the 3.9L TBI. I figured that my mpg should be better since I have such a small engine and TBI, but I have only had the truck for a few months and I am working on getting better gas mileage. I have already done the normal tune up and saw a little improvement from that. And of course I make sure that I keep proper pressure in my tires.

 

I have a 1992 Power Ram 150, multi-port FI 318 magnum, NV4500 5 speed, 3:55 gears. I get about 10 mpg in town when im on the gas ALOT, drivin like a white man i get around 13 in town, 15-18 on the high way.....when its level. I live in Butte Montana so there isnt alot of flat spots around here.

 

only 8 mpg [&:]
i dontreally kow why its so bad. fluids, filters and plugs are fine. maybe wires not so good but it shouldnt make it that bad...
oh well