01.12.2004, 00:00
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" id="quote"><b id="quote">quote:</b id="quote"></font id="quote"><table border="0" id="quote"><tr id="quote"><td class="quote" id="quote"><font size="1" id="quote">wouldn't happen to know what kind of mpg a stock dodge ram 2500 gets with the following engines?
5.9cummins 12v
5.9cummins 24v
5.9 gas
8.0 v10
<i><div align="right">Originally posted by Jay</div id="right"></i>
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Yes I do , I happen to have owned one of each:
5.9cummins 12v = 17-18
5.9cummins 24v = 18-22
5.9 gas = 16
8.0 v10 = 12-13
The gas milage on the gas engines could be better at lower elevation. I live in the mountains at 7500 ft.elevation up to 13000 where you lose 25 % hp. So up here in the mountains the turbos rule!!!
Stan Prueitt
Dodge T-REX 6x6
Los Alamos NM USA
www.UrbanSurvivors.com
5.9cummins 12v
5.9cummins 24v
5.9 gas
8.0 v10
<i><div align="right">Originally posted by Jay</div id="right"></i>
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Yes I do , I happen to have owned one of each:
5.9cummins 12v = 17-18
5.9cummins 24v = 18-22
5.9 gas = 16
8.0 v10 = 12-13
The gas milage on the gas engines could be better at lower elevation. I live in the mountains at 7500 ft.elevation up to 13000 where you lose 25 % hp. So up here in the mountains the turbos rule!!!
Stan Prueitt
Dodge T-REX 6x6
Los Alamos NM USA
www.UrbanSurvivors.com

