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H3 MPG? Lift? Tires?

06 H3

a.k.a. "The Jackal"
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9,506
Location
Meridian, ID
how do you drive? Where do you drive? What kind of driving do you do? What motor do you have? What modifications do you have to the motor? What terrain do you drive on the street? (flat? Hills?)
 

4speedfunk

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4,250
Location
Tardville
how do you drive? Where do you drive? What kind of driving do you do? What motor do you have? What modifications do you have to the motor? What terrain do you drive on the street? (flat? Hills?)

None of that matters. You're MPG will suck regardless. Its a Hummer!... :no:...you should know better than to even ask!

You can expect 12-14 mpg with 35"s & a Rancho. Once you drop below 14, the mileage stabilizes and it doesn't change (for better or worse) much no matter what motor, what mods, where you drive, or how you drive. My 3.7L now rolls on 37"s with 5.13s and 6"+ inches of lift and I get a constant 12 mpg. That includes city-highway-offroad-idling-whatever. 12 mpg...Period. I'm actually thrilled with this number...better than any other comparable 4WD I've ever owned.
 
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skippy

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471
Location
brisbane australia
with all the extras i have i am around 7700pounds and making a few exhaust mods with the airdocs i get 14-15 but with that said the speedo is out by approximately 7miles/ hr
 

Kyle

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1,707
Location
Santa Clarita, CA
13mpg city/hwy combined in a hilly area with a 4in lift, 35s, 2 spares, a rack and a lift.

Wow, my last tank i got 13.5 all city driving and i dont have a lift or 2 spares. I think i floor it to much.


Sent from the top of a mountain in my h3
 
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