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Freightliner Mileage

Once Was Reg. Oct 2012 Posted 2012-10-23 7:34 PM (#5426) Subject: Freightliner Mileage Posts: 3 Is there any thing I can do mechanically to increase fuel mileage on an 06 Sport chassis with a 330hp Mercedes? Thanks 0 likes Okie-Go Reg. Jul 2012 Posted 2012-10-25 11:34 AM (#5427 - in reply to #5426) Subject: RE: Freightliner Mileage Posts: 15 I have the same truck but mine is an 07. What are you getting now mpg wise? 0 likes Once Was Reg. Oct 2012 Posted 2012-10-25 1:22 PM (#5428 - in reply to #5426) Subject: RE: Freightliner Mileage Posts: 3 I would say I average 8. I don't check it very often. I have an auxillary tank on the back. I just fill it up and drive till I need fuel again.. I wondered about starting with cutting the exhaust off what it would do? 0 likes windy Reg. Oct 2004 Posted 2012-10-25 10:14 PM (#5429 - in reply to #5426) Subject: RE: Freightliner Mileage Location: Colorado How fast do you normally drive? 0 likes Once Was Reg. Oct 2012 Posted 2012-10-26 8:12 AM (#5430 - in reply to #5426) Subject: RE: Freightliner Mileage Posts: 3 70 0 likes Okie-Go Reg. Jul 2012 Posted 2012-10-26 1:52 PM (#5431 - in reply to #5430) Subject: RE: Freightliner Mileage Posts: 15 On mine I get 11 empty. I pulled a gn trailer with a total trailer weight of 18,500 lbs from Houston, TX to GAllup NM and got 8.1. You are not doing to bad I don't think. Mine has 4.61 gears. I try to drive about 63-65. Sure wish I could rig mine for an aux fuel tank. having two 50's is not much fun. If it were mine I would not cut the exhaust. May could try a more open muffler or a big-rig tuner but I admit I don't now a lot about them. 0 likes