Then you're doing your math wrong. What are the exact numbers of miles and gallons?

 

I've done the math, too, and the overhead has never been off more than .5-.75 compared to the actual numbers.

 

Thats not quite as bad as mine. Mine is usually off 0.5 to 1.5, once in a great while 2.

But it is still off. I read once that it will always be off at least a little, because it goes by the airflow into the engine, not the fuel's flow.

 

ok all just was wondering about the present so ya , anyways i had a bad day today so please im just under pressure with the woman , and im not taking it out on yal so . and i look up to all of u sorry , dam i just got back from a bar and i will talk to yal tomarow nite

 

There's a hit C&W song in there somewhere.

 

lol .

 

I am driving 60% city and 40% highway and I got a new high of 12.7 MPG!!!

 

Thats a lot more realistic than what Neon was telling us he was getting.

 

12.7mpg last time I calculated. Thats with a lot of stop and go and dragging a flat tired boat trailer out of a sand pit.

 

I get about 11 highway, but I also have noticed that at 3000 miles I am missing 2 quarts of oil, so I could have a bad Plenum gasket. No leaks. lol Stupid Plenum.