Nissan: Frontier mileage

Many things will make you get less.
1) Supercharged engines will use more fuel when running around town. If you
have an Auto, then
click off the O/D for around town " Up to 45-50mph "
2) If you have less than 3k on it, let it break in.. it will take about that
many miles for the everything to settle.
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I was getting 19.6 on the HWY until I put on the Front Deflector and dropped
the tire pressure down
5psi. I now have 4k on it and am getting 17 - 19 mpg.
I also have the NA with SLR intake and Exhaust. NISSAN accepted by the way,
so it will not void
warranty. And I have an estimated crank HP of 200 with 218 torque.. As you
know, unless we PULL
the engine we can only go off the Dyno rear reading.
..x .s . . . .

"Glenn Woodell" <letsrig@c+o+x.net> wrote in message
news:qCgMb.71144$.. 
usually 
typical 

In SoCal driving I am getting 18mpg in my 03 Fronty, NA, auto, crew cab and
long bed.

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"ZTech" <werhere@somewhere> wrote in message
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Mileage 

On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 18:29:42 GMT, letsrig@c+o+x.net (Glenn Woodell)
wrote:
 

See the other posts... but as to the "false advertising",
that's an EPA figure. Nissan does not estimate mileage.
Even the EPA puts disclaimers all over it.

In article <com>,
com says... 

My customer service guy said that he's also got an Xterra that's only getting
10 mpg. The service guy wanted to argue with me about the number and what they
mean. It's getting checked out tomorrow morning. I read an article yesterday
that explains it all. Makes a lot of sense and enforces the idea that I should
be getting better than 12.

Glenn