just put in a pro-bitz diesel chip from england ( $209 delivered ) was using 10/L to 10.5 per 100 now using 8.8 sitting on 100kph on open country roads -( thats over 900km's out of a tank ) Takes off much better in first - less riding the clutch - takes corners in 3rd instead of 2nd now - hangs on in 6th up the bigger hills - very happy with it - revs a little high at idle - stock suspension and tires at the moment but should be ordering the aev lift in the next couple of weeks - haven't decided on 33's or 35's yet.
just put in a pro-bitz diesel chip from england ( $209 delivered ) was using 10/L to 10.5 per 100 now using 8.8 sitting on 100kph on open country roads -( thats over 900km's out of a tank ) Takes off much better in first - less riding the clutch - takes corners in 3rd instead of 2nd now - hangs on in 6th up the bigger hills - very happy with it - revs a little high at idle - stock suspension and tires at the moment but should be ordering the aev lift in the next couple of weeks - haven't decided on 33's or 35's yet.
I'd be interested in hearing how you go with this one, my only concern is there is not a lot of detail on how they achieve their claims on their website.
I'm reading 17-17.5l/100 in a 07 petrol auto with lift bigger tyres bar work and only getting about 300km's according to the trip computer.per tank. Looking at getting a superchip flashpaq and just got a k&n filter. Gunna see how the filter goes for power etc but have noticed that get about 200-220km out of the first half but only about 80-90 out of the second and when I fill after the low fuel light comes on only put about 52 litres in which seems a bit wierd
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Ouch.. Thats a lot of fuel you are burning through there. We are filling up at around the 500+ km mark per tank, and putting in around 55 to 60 litres.
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2000 xj diesel with 174, 480 klm's on the clock, went for a short cruise on sunday 180klm's (towards Phillip Island) return trip and got 8.8L/100Km. Pretty happy with that sitting on 90 Klm hr I'm just an old bloke.
Ouch.. Thats a lot of fuel you are burning through there. We are filling up at around the 500+ km mark per tank, and putting in around 55 to 60 litres.
Tell me about it, been to jeep and they say nothings wrong but don't have an answer to why it uses so much. And no it's not my right foot being made out of lead or anything haha
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