Are you sure about the mpg drop?? If you went from 31's to 33's your
speed sensor needs to be changed to reflect the taller tires. Without
the new speed sensor, your mph will read lower than actual, as well as
your miles traveled (a good thing for leased vehicles!:). With this,
your MPG figures would read lower given the speedometer/odometer error.
Truck looks great!
Sam '99 RT&4x4
--- GrnDak4x4@aol.com wrote:
> Tony,
> Did you notice a loss of power going from stock
> tires(probably what 31's?) to
> your 33's? If, so, was it considerable? What gears
> do you have?
Should I also
> assume your have a 318 under that yellow hood? Just
> trying to figure how mine
> is going to act with the a lift. As far as the gas
> mileage and if you do
> indeed have a loss of power, a gear swap to
> numerically higher gears, would
> help alot to restore some power and gas mileage. By
> why way, your Dakota
> does looks OH-SO-SWEET!!!!! Can't wait till the
> Spring for my 4" TrailMaster
> lift now!!!!
> Kyle
> 93 Dakota 4x4 V6; 107,000 miles
> Soon to be lifted with 32's with 3.55's swaped out
> for 3.9 gears
>
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