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Re: Power vs. ecomomy
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Posted by Fred Martin on September 13, 2006 at 10:14:45 from (69.218.163.53):
In Reply to: Power vs. ecomomy posted by coflyboy on September 13, 2006 at 07:31:01:
You might go to one of those fellows who has taller tires on his truck and borrow them for a mileage checking trip....that would be the same as changing the rear gearing without picking up a wrench. It is claimed to be about five to ten percent difference...but that depends on driver, terrain, engine, weather and such things. It would be a better runner in the Colorado winters too. Fred OH
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