Subject	It has more to do with the efficiency of the engine...
Posted by	-Grimm- on November 13, 2011 at 2:15 PM
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In Reply To	The ratios are 4.08, and 3.67, so if you divide them out, posted by zellamay on November 10, 2011 at 02:52 PM
Message	at the rpm you will be running at compared to where you were running. In actuality your gas mileage should go up for city driving (easier acceleration) But it will go down for highway driving
Follow Ups	tt swap to na differential - sonnymarton 20:59:48 11/09/11 Re: tt swap to na differential - sonnymarton 21:30:29 11/09/11 everything - thumper 23:02:54 11/09/11 Re: everything - sonnymarton 23:10:18 11/09/11 ZIP - MidLifeZ (DFW) 06:25:57 11/10/11 Re: ZIP - sonnymarton 07:19:53 11/10/11 It's math. Compare gear ratios to get a rough - zellamay 08:07:10 11/10/11 Re: It's math. Compare gear ratios to get a rough - sonnymarton 11:52:35 11/10/11 The ratios are 4.08, and 3.67, so if you divide them out, - zellamay 14:52:25 11/10/11 and losing 2 MPG is way worth it for - MidLifeZ (DFW) 07:19:21 11/13/11 and losing 2 MPG is not worth it for - zellamay 13:01:31 11/13/11 It has more to do with the efficiency of the engine... - -Grimm- 14:15:12 11/13/11 Disagree. Far and above, the 2 biggest factors in mileage - zellamay 16:37:09 11/13/11
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