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If you have the 6.7, you ought to be getting at least 18 yourself. My dad was using my grandpa's and was running anywhere from 70-75 and getting 22mpg. Where's the difference in power at, low end, mid range. But you did help me out a little. I want a cummins and i'm debating on what engine.
biggest difference is all the emissions crap but they can be removed.... typically the 6.7's are running 13-17mpg (HAND calculated) dont rely on the overhead console
My 06 5.9 with 285's and a SMARTY JR on the fuel mileage setting is around 20.2 mpg
Also important is that the 6.7 requires the use of ULSD where-as the 5.9L can use LSD or ULSD. Its not really a problem here in the states since ULSD seems to be everywhere now.
My '05 2500 Ram diesel 5.9 gets about 19.5 mpg in mixed city/highway driving. I've gotten as high as 23 mpg on the interstate empty. Towing our 5th Wheel camper, I get about 13.8. The guys I've talked to with the 6.7 get about 2 mpg less than me on average.
Just saying, you have the right road conditions, my grandpas stock 6.7 will lay rubber, will the 5.9's? If I am running 40 and I floor it, which one will get me to 80 first.