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Advice on Commuter 4x4 pickups, suvs?

VW bug (old skool)
mazda- toyota- ford- chevy 2 wheel drive pickups

ONce u start adding lift and tires to your DD it isn't ur DD anymore it turns slowly into another project
 
Samurai :awesomework:
Before I went to 5.8 in the t-case I was getting 21-24.
That was with 4.62's lockers and 4.16 t-case gears with a 16V & 33's.
It would do 70 easy on the freeway :D
When I went to the 5.8's it dropped to 21-22.
I just put 35's on it and have not run the MPG numbers yet.
 
My little brothers 84 subaru wagon gets 30 city and 35 highway. hard to go wrong with something like that, covered all the way back, dual range 4 wheel drive. can hold 4 people AND the dog in relative comfort. Plus theres just something cool about being able to do a almost 180 degree gravel turn at more than 30 mph with that wagons low range and be totally in control

-nic
 
get a baja man. this is my old 73. they do pretty good off road and their gas milage is amazing.
 

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i get about 22mpg in a 2001 blazer, but driving it yakima is alot different then on the westside. no stop and go, only 3 stop lights in a 14 mile, 20 min drive
 
Get an RA6# celica....

My 84 gets right around 30 mpg if i can keep my foot outta it. 22re 5spd and RWD.
 
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