Highway fuel Mileage run of a ford 7.3 gas godzilla engine with 4.30 gears. Unladen. 35in tires. Speedo has been corrected with forscan for the tire size.
2021 f350 7.3 CCLB with 3.73 gears and get about 14.3 on the hiway and 13.4 running back and forth the work. I looked all over and couldn't find a 4.30 truck, the 3.73 truck does pretty well pulling my 5th wheel.
Not bad at and definitely not bad mpg with the added towing power of the lower gears thos 10 speeds really changed the game on what a work truck can do
I can't figure it out...all stock 2023 7.3 godzilla with 4.30 gears and I can't even get 9 mpg around town. I'm going easy on the throttle, but no luck. Front hubs are not locked in either.
35s doing 80 used to mean low single digits in a gas burner. My tundra manages 6-7 mpg with a heavy trailer. Also, I haven't seen the gear ratios make much of a difference with the 7.3, like you said maybe 1 mpg.
I've got an 07 5.9 dually I'd definitely switch to 4.30 10speed 7.3 gas but my truck still has 80k miles so gonna run it for many years hopefully if it wasn't for the miles I'd definitely go into the gas
I'm looking for a new truck for my daily driver. I have a hardscape company in Atlanta georgia. My skid steer weighs 11,000 pounds, gooseneck and dump trailer weigh 5,000 pounds. I only haul them 1 day / week or so. Is the 4.30 gear ratio worth it, or would you go 3.73 for mostly daily driving?
@@Sn0Pro7 especially if I threw bigger tires on in a year or 2, it would make the gearing taller not lower. so with bigger tires it woudl feel more like 3.73
That kinda sucks. I drive a 2014 F350 6.7 diesel and in the kind of loop that you drove I would have averaged 19mpg. At a slower speed of 65mpg I would expect to get 20 or 21. I was considering trading on one of the 7.3 gas or maybe the 6.8 gas. But not now.
@@Sn0Pro7 But I would like to see how that “Godzilla “ handles my 16,000 pound fifth wheel through the mountains. Don’t get me wrong, I would prefer to own a gas burner but given the current situation, I don’t think the Godzilla would fulfill my needs.
@@Icutmetal people who buy these rigs don't care about fuel mileage because they don't get good fuel mileage. they buy them to pull and very few pull at 80mph
@@curtis6554 Who are you to say that? The tow police? Sure, big trucks don’t get good mileage; especially with gas engines, and buyers need to have reasonable expectations, but to say that someone shouldn’t care is ridiculous. And why wouldn’t or shouldn’t someone be concerned with fuel mileage at 80mph if that’s the range they regularly drive at? In many parts of the country, especially out west, the speed limit is 80 or 85 and I can assure you I’m not slowing down just because I’ve got a trailer behind me, so long as the conditions and load permit it.
@@Icutmetal if you pull an 8,000 lb, trailer at 80 mph and expect good fuel mileage you're a fool and if you try to defend the rationale behind it, you're a nut that pulls very few loaded trailers.
Who the hell cares about fuel mileage I've got a 1 ton work truck that's designed to work fuel mileage doesn't matter in this kind of vehicle who really cares fill it or park it 🤣
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I'm getting the 7.3 with the 4.30 rear dif in a SuperCab to aide 35" tires (no bigger). Hope the ride doesn't beat me up on logging roads.
2021 f350 7.3 CCLB with 3.73 gears and get about 14.3 on the hiway and 13.4 running back and forth the work.
I looked all over and couldn't find a 4.30 truck, the 3.73 truck does pretty well pulling my 5th wheel.
Not bad at and definitely not bad mpg with the added towing power of the lower gears thos 10 speeds really changed the game on what a work truck can do
Short and sweet works for me. Keep up the good work.
About the same as I get, can't complain.
13.7 is really good averaging 80mph.
If you were averaging 65 that'd be 15-16 easy.
I can't figure it out...all stock 2023 7.3 godzilla with 4.30 gears and I can't even get 9 mpg around town. I'm going easy on the throttle, but no luck. Front hubs are not locked in either.
Makes sense around town is gonna be awful.
Nice. The new 7.3 is solid.
Did you have the speedo recalibrated for the bigger tires?
@@malimish yes with forscan. It’s dead on
35s doing 80 used to mean low single digits in a gas burner. My tundra manages 6-7 mpg with a heavy trailer. Also, I haven't seen the gear ratios make much of a difference with the 7.3, like you said maybe 1 mpg.
I've got an 07 5.9 dually I'd definitely switch to 4.30 10speed 7.3 gas but my truck still has 80k miles so gonna run it for many years hopefully if it wasn't for the miles I'd definitely go into the gas
Loved my 12 6.7 cummins. It’s what I had before the 7.3 gas
I'm looking for a new truck for my daily driver. I have a hardscape company in Atlanta georgia. My skid steer weighs 11,000 pounds, gooseneck and dump trailer weigh 5,000 pounds. I only haul them 1 day / week or so. Is the 4.30 gear ratio worth it, or would you go 3.73 for mostly daily driving?
I'd still go 4.30s. the mpg difference is negligible, especially versus the 3.73 and the extra low end grunt is nice to have
@@Sn0Pro7 especially if I threw bigger tires on in a year or 2, it would make the gearing taller not lower. so with bigger tires it woudl feel more like 3.73
What kind of acceleration are you seeing with those gears?
@@JMAC479 significant difference compared to my bosses truck with 3.55s. The feel from the seat is much more get up and go from a stop
Cool..
Had you recalibrate your speedo for the larger tires?
Yes. With forscan. Super easy
@Sn0Pro7 that's awesome!!! I've got a 24 f350 srw 7.3 with 3.73 gears on order. Hoping for atleast those mileage numbers.
That kinda sucks. I drive a 2014 F350 6.7 diesel and in the kind of loop that you drove I would have averaged 19mpg. At a slower speed of 65mpg I would expect to get 20 or 21. I was considering trading on one of the 7.3 gas or maybe the 6.8 gas. But not now.
the 12k difference to buy the diesel gets you a lot of gas lol
@@Sn0Pro7 But I would like to see how that “Godzilla “ handles my 16,000 pound fifth wheel through the mountains. Don’t get me wrong, I would prefer to own a gas burner but given the current situation, I don’t think the Godzilla would fulfill my needs.
@@patbullard9276 I agree. 16k 5th wheel is diesel territory
Thanks for sharing.
@@Sn0Pro7 Yea not to mention the inevitable diesel emissions related repairs down the road or the higher cost per gallon of diesel fuel these days.
Do the 35s rub at all?
Nope
LOL a fuel mileage check running 80mph, cool
What’s funny about that?
@@Icutmetal people who buy these rigs don't care about fuel mileage because they don't get good fuel mileage. they buy them to pull and very few pull at 80mph
@@curtis6554 Who are you to say that? The tow police? Sure, big trucks don’t get good mileage; especially with gas engines, and buyers need to have reasonable expectations, but to say that someone shouldn’t care is ridiculous. And why wouldn’t or shouldn’t someone be concerned with fuel mileage at 80mph if that’s the range they regularly drive at? In many parts of the country, especially out west, the speed limit is 80 or 85 and I can assure you I’m not slowing down just because I’ve got a trailer behind me, so long as the conditions and load permit it.
@@Icutmetal if you pull an 8,000 lb, trailer at 80 mph and expect good fuel mileage you're a fool and if you try to defend the rationale behind it, you're a nut that pulls very few loaded trailers.
Damn. I was expecting to see over 15 at least. My 6.7 does 13.5avg in town.
This is a 4.30 geared truck. Will never be over 15
About the same as my f150 powerboost lol
im surprised by that! i like the powerboost f150s. thought they would get much better.
3.5?
My dad's powerboost gets 21.5 highway. What have you been smoking?!?
@@christianpetterson1784 Cool story
Who the hell cares about fuel mileage I've got a 1 ton work truck that's designed to work fuel mileage doesn't matter in this kind of vehicle who really cares fill it or park it 🤣
i agree tricia haha
Likewise.
People with that outlook miss the point completely of those who do care.
But yet, here you are. Watching a fuel mileage video...🤷♂️