hey out there just thinking . and wondering what fellow diesel truck owners get out of a gallon of diesel and what they drive gear ratios all that good stuff
2001 ford f350
gears 3.73
transmission- automagic
mpg 15.2-15.8  

I have a 1999 dodge with the 24 valve and I get 22mpg gallon going back and forth from school and work, thats intown and on the highway combined but when I drive on the highway for an extended period of time I've gotten up to 25mpg.
I do run with a Edge Juice W/ Attitude though that helped a lot I used to get 22 max on highway and 18-19 combined highway and intown. I have a 5 speed manual.  

I have a 93 Dodge 4x4 extended cab with a 5 speed and 4.33 gears with 33x12.5 tires.The only mods are a K&N filter in the stock airbox and a 4 inch exhaust. On the highway i can get around 26mpg if i drive it sensibly,but back and forth to work i only get around 17 or 18.  

I have a 97 dodge 2500 12v.And i get around 22 to 24 mpg freeway,and around 17 to 19 city.  

I have a 07.5 6.7L 68RFE, Dodge 3500, QC, LB 4x4 and get 16mpg hiway, 12 city, 11 towing a 10000 TT.  I expect it to improve since it only has 2k miles at present.  

I got a 91 dodge dually 4x4 12 valve cummins', 5 speed manual, with a utility bed. the whole truck wieghts about 8500 lbs empty! the motor and everything is stock and i get about 20 mpg highway and 15 mpg city.  

1999 7.3L SUPER DUTY 17.7 AVERAGE.  

2004.5 Duramax LLY, Crew, Short Box, 4x4, Banks Intake, Monster Duals, Six Gun w/Power PDA.
I get only 13-14.5!! I'm not too sure how my numbers are so low?!?  

Hi, I hava a 2007 Dodge 2500 w/5.9 auto. The only mod I have done is a S&B stage 2 intake. I only have 8000 miles on it and only getting 14.5 (Doing the math not going by the info center) That is mostly highway driving, around 100 miles per day. I did notice if I keep the RPM's below 2000 I get much better milage. The only problem with that is that around here traffic flows at about 75 and that puts me at 2400 RPM's. Well I hope that with more miles I see better milage.  

Hey my 99 F-250 is averaging around 16.8 mpg, with an auto, and 3.73's  

about 16 give or take with warm up time in the cold  

i get about 15 mpg going back and worth to work which is only 12 miles and about 16 to 17 on trip.  I hit 20 one time over 100 mile trip but think theres somthing wrong now cant touch it.  

to the other one i put on sry i have a 99 dodge 3500 4x4 ext cab 5.9 l cummins with an automatic tranny. no real mods just up built tranny.  

I have a 2001 F350 with 3.73 and get 18-19 unloaded and Sadly only around 11-12 pulling my 5th wheel trailer.  Verified on trip Colorado to Ohio. Trailer is 7300 lbs.  

I have a 2001 F350 with 3.73, automatic and get 18-19 unloaded and Sadly only around 11-12 pulling my 5th wheel trailer.  Verified on trip Colorado to Ohio. Trailer is 7300 lbs.