42 mpg in a TJ
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Honestly man….we aren’t laughing with you. We are laughing at you. Make impossible and silly claims and people will call you out on it.
I have withheld my secret for getting a little over 50 m.p.g. , but I like you guys so here it is , the coriolis effect ....
Been using it for years. Your so slow
That's because its impossible unless coasting downhill with the engine off.
This is true, but wouldn't running the 35's on the back and 29's on the front make it to where you're always running downhill? ......63.275 mpg..... truth
You simple plebeians just can’t arrive at the answer to Bo’s core strategy for superior fuel efficiency through scientological means and honest, open discussion, it seems. I guess his genius is just too great for you intellectual lightweights.
Allow me to break it down for you:
Allow me to break it down for you:
Bo’s Jeep:
Please do cause I’m feeling pretty light
I don't think we've seen what tyres were fitted when this exceptional mpg occured. Nor do we know what axle ratio and speedo gear were fitted.
I could do much more mpg with different sized tyres and an incorrect speedo gear fitted.
I could do much more mpg with different sized tyres and an incorrect speedo gear fitted.
I'm pretty sure it was the gears between the ears, not the speedo gear, that gave the wonky numbers.
If anyone has a Jeep Forum account, share the link to this thread on there so folks can see how much of a fool the OP is.
https://www.jeepforum.com/threads/b...laining-how-i-got-42-mpg-in-a-99-4-0.4498188/
https://www.jeepforum.com/threads/b...laining-how-i-got-42-mpg-in-a-99-4-0.4498188/
It's sad that our culture produces fellers like that. Y'all talk about engineers with no grasp of reality, but that's a whole 'nother level of "no graspness". It makes one ponder how a critter like that comes to be...
I'm an engineer, and have worked with a wide variety of engineers over my career. I've never seen an engineer talk like dude here. Methinks he's no engineer...
As am I
As have I (for over three decades now
)I have, but not very often - because they don't stick around. They usually go to a nice institution (or back to ma and pa's basement).
I'm confident that he is definitely not an engineer, and I wasn't implying that he was. I was just saying that the forum tends to think our kind is not in touch with reality (and they're not 100% wrong - there are good engineers and bad engineers, like any other occupation), but this feller brings that to a much higher level.
"Freer flowing oil filter"
That's the ticket! Who want to try gutting their filter for better mileage and more power???
"Freer flowing oil filter"
That's the ticket! Who want to try gutting their filter for better mileage and more power???
Oil filter? Lol okay, throw your money away. Me and Bo have been running the oil filter delete kit for around a year now. Oil pump has to push oil through the filter = extra drag = less fuel economy and buying filters = less $$$
As am I
As have I (for over three decades now
I have, but not very often - because they don't stick around. They usually go to a nice institution (or back to ma and pa's basement).
I'm confident that he is definitely not an engineer, and I wasn't implying that he was. I was just saying that the forum tends to think our kind is not in touch with reality (and they're not 100% wrong - there are good engineers and bad engineers, like any other occupation), but this feller brings that to a much higher level.
As an engineer I like data. He had none.
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