Twojayhawks
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- Bill
- Joined
- Aug 30, 2020
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- Location
- Lenexa Kansas
- Vehicle(s)
- 2021 JLU Sport Altitude
- Occupation
- business owner
Haha of all the aminals - you choose marmots!! Haha they are ultra cute tho.Also makes it easier to swerve and avoid marmots.
That is incredibly impressive given that you have also added rubi takeoff suspension. An actual Highway range of well over 550 miles is terrific! Congrats!On a 2.0 FB group I joined the 2.0 owners regularly report more mpg than it was initially rated. Perhaps they’ve done more testing and have verified that’s the case. I regularly get 26-27 mpg at 70 mph.
I agree. Takeoff suspension here and now an aftermarket bumper and winch. I think I’m about .5mpg down so far. I’ll be going 33’s and I think that’s going to be the most considerable drag on fuel economy.That is incredibly impressive given that you have also added rubi takeoff suspension. An actual Highway range of well over 550 miles is terrific! Congrats!
You have a Sahara? Going up one inch in tire size makes that much difference?I agree. Takeoff suspension here and now an aftermarket bumper and winch. I think I’m about .5mpg down so far. I’ll be going 33’s and I think that’s going to be the most considerable drag on fuel economy.
I’m aware ours not calculated mileage though. I’m not sure how far off the worst calculated mpg has differed from the onboard display. Calculated or not, if we’re all using the same tool to measure, it should be good for comparing efficiency amongst each other. My highest average ever has shown 26.9mpg. Some claim higher.
the window sticker on my 2021 rubicon shows 21/24 as well.I do not do anything near that with my Rubicon 2.0, perhaps the added weight of the Rubicon decreases the mileage. Not sure how much lighter the Sahara is that a Rubicon, additionally I have the steel bumpers as well and I am sure those are not light.