what kind of fuel mileage does your race hauler get?

87 ford e350 rv gas with 16 foot trailer 6 to 8 miles to gallon.

 

I have a 2004 chevy 3500 1 ton, dually Diesel.

36 ft toyhauler. I get 8-9mpg with the hauler 12-13 otherwise

 

2001 31 ft georgetown class a motorhome(6.8 ford v-10) with 7x16 trailer, 7mpg city hilly terrain, 10-12 highway under 65mph, 2006 chevy 2500hd with same trailer, 10mpg city, 15mpg hwy

 

07 4Runner V6 towing 6x12 (non v-nose) I get about 17-19mpg running 70mph.

I got rid of a Ram with the 5.9L v8 which got 14 unloaded, driving with eggshells under the pedal, towing I'd get 9mpg.

Sometimes I wish I had a big setup like some of you guys, but these posts make me happy I dont lol.

 

2000 Chevy Express (Rape Van) G2500 diesel (6.5L) with a 24ft Pace Shadow trailer. I get about 23mpg combined freeway/city without the trailer. About 14mpg loaded for a trackday, and 12 loaded for a race weekend.

 

Its great to see all of you guys supporting the oil industry!:up:

 

2004 Ram 2500 with the 5.9 Cummins and a 26' Toy hauler around 9000 lbs loaded 13-15 MPG at 65mph

 

On the MUCH smaller side, I have a 6x10 blunt nose trailer with a 07 Tacoma DC V6 6spd, and I get 12mpg towing at 65-70. I'm getting 16.1 average driving and a high of 18.9 driving 65 on the highway.

I'm shocked that thrak's 4-runner is doing better towing than I am going to work.

 

I always raced out of the back of my truck. I have a crew cab which helps with the space issues. I couldn't even guess how much fuel I saved

 

fzr400Tony,

WTH, is that what it looks like in your avatar!
You gotta give us the bigger version, or start a new thread...

Classic!

 

01 F350 w/ v 10 pulling a 35' 5th wheel toyhauler, 10,000 lbs. loaded - 7. Running around without the trailer 12-14.

 

2010 Mercedes GLK350 3.5l V6 and 7 Speed auto. 21-22 mpg towing my massive 5x8 open trailer. Get's about the same empty. It gets better mileage then my Duramax I had pulling the same trailer haha.

 

I have a 09 Tacoma Access cab V6 and with my 4x8 open trailer with 2 bikes and full bed I get 18 doing 70 on flat interstate. Jealous of the 4runner with a bigger trailer!

 

11mpg 84 chevy van, 350 4 bbl.

 

wow... thats pretty good on the 4runner.
My 98 4runner/auto sucks wind with an enclosed trailer at ~11mpg but my 99 dakota that had a 5.9/auto got 17ish conservatively.

 

04 Sprinter 158" wheelbase super high roof (the biggest one they made at the time)... 22 highway empty, 22 highway with 3,000# in it at 65-70, and about 24-25 around town.

 

'01 Silverado 3500 8.1L gas pulling a 6x12 v-nose. Too much truck for the job, but it has a day job.

9.5-10 mpg if I keep it at 60-65. With the 4.10 rear end it goes to shit quick once I'm over 70 mph. Running a steady 75-80 puts me down around 8-8.5 mpg.

 

2005 Acura MDX.
17 - 22 mpg unloaded (city - highway mileage).
11 mpg towing a loaded (two bikes, tons of gear/tools/generator/etc) blunt-nose 6x10 at 75mph (even on the hills to Beaver, lol).

 

2000 Econoline 7.3 diesel, high 18's low 19's loaded (2 race bikes and gear, spares, etc.). Snack

 

Dodge Ram quad cab with hemi motor, pulling a 6X12 trailer, freeway mileage 15/16 with the trailer, 17-20 without depending on the season. Less ethanol = better mileage