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What was the weight difference between the 2 tires? Theres a decent difference in weight between a 270/70/18 tire and a 295/70/18 tire. I think I'll see some appreciable returns on the change but first I want to rule out any other issues or mistakes that may be contributing to my poor mileage...

Thanks, Yes I am aware and agree this makes a huge difference... I drive it conservatively, hence the 24 city 34mpg thruway before the new tires and lift. These tires I put on are used and 2 of them seem to have a roughness to them almost like they were starting to wear and develop a chop to...

well since the lift and installation of the 34" tires my general milaege has dropped considerably to about 17mpg... I am going to take advice given here to wait and give the trans time to "learn" ... but I may step down to lighter, smaller 33" tires down the road. as good as it looks right now I...

Or as little as $60 if you buy the alphaobd for $50 and one of the common original elm327 adapters for $10 shipped... The newer premium MX adapter is nice but To be honest, its additional range, speed and cost is not recessarily needed for things like this. I have 2 cheap ebay adapters and have...

I seen the general consensus has been on here that 35" tires hurt gas mileage which is obvious, but I went from a lowered truck with 30" terra grappers to lifting that truck effectively 5" in the front and 7" in the back with the tire increase (5100 kit with 2" lift springs in the rear giving...

I still have factory style flares to paint and some led lightsto install at some point. I also may swap the grill. I havent decided yet on that.

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Got the bilstein 5100s installed with 2" rear lift springs and front struts at 2.1 setting which gained me more lift than expected dut to aftermarket lower spring perches from old lowering struts... 40" fender hieght in front and 42" in rear with 34" tires So over 7" lift in rear and roughly...

I'm lifting the truck and installing some used 34" tires next week. If I dont like it ill step it down to 33" tires. on a seperate note, Ive recently read the factory 33" SRA tires actually measure less than 32" in diameter not sure if thats true. I find that if im aggressive on the gas around...

This is a joke right? have you seen the threads full of folks complaining that after the latest epa tune their truck can no longer get out of its own way at intersections? the performance was so bad may traded the trucks in or too the settlement money and paid to have them retuned and or deleted...

So I was able to to find the part numbers on stickers on my struts and rear springs and confirmed it has a 4" drop in the rear and adjustable 2" fmdrop struts in front. New bilstein 2" lift shocks and struts on the way as well as lift coil springs for rear.

I know this is an old thread but I wanted to share so info I found for others looking... apparently with the ecodiesel the amount of lift gained with the bilstiens is different than other models due to weight. I found this chart that indicated that on a crew cab ecodiesel you only get 2.3" of...

took some measurements today.. the top of my front fender lip is 33.5" from the ground and the rear is currently 35.5" from the ground but thats only because I have the air bags in the rear springs pumped up... I am wondering now if the rear has the tuff truck aftermarket coils which are...

Does it still have the stock egr and swirl valves? thought I read here that carbon buildup can cause the mileage to drop?

So does anyone know what specifically is different between the suspension on the ecodiesel models and the gas models? Ive seen some lift manufaturers like readylift state thier lift kits are not for the ecodiesel models? Are the strut spring rates different because of the engine weight or?

So 3 replies and 3 different answers.. most are going to answer with whatever they bought themselves. Im fairly certian my truck came with a GDE tune and I have no complaints.. computer tells me I get 34mpg on highway but thats yet to be confirmed. I also have full delete and banks intake so no...

Do you have a smart phone? if its android based you can use one of these...

Thats going to be a debatable thing.. Also depends on whats available to you. Are you in the states? I may be wrong but the most popular tune left in the states now that green diesel is gone seems to be sofatune.

I was referring to miles not kilometers myself.

Good to know. The other threads I've seen more or less stated the computer mpg numbers were very accurate and close to manually calculated on the gen 4 rams. I have not hand calculated it yet. So seeing these kinds of numbers from the computer is normal? I have verified the speedo is correct...