MPG report KLX351
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MPG report KLX351
Rode my first 100 miles on my KLX 351. Loved every minute. 50% highway and 50% on twisty road with lots of winding through 2nd 3rd & 4th gears. 55.2 mpg... just FYI
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With stock CV carb full throttle I got 54mpg, riding like a grandma I got about 58.
Tm36-68 stock jetting, 41mpg full throttle
Tm36-68 mustang approved jetting, 58mpg full throttle!!!!
Tm36-68 stock jetting, 41mpg full throttle
Tm36-68 mustang approved jetting, 58mpg full throttle!!!!
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Okay folks, few things are exciting as more power with better mpg. BOY AM I SHOCKED AT WHAT I SAW TODAY!
Let me give you guys the MPG history. Stock 250 was 55, dynojet kit was 56, 351 with cv carb full throttle was 54, 351 cv carb 4k rpm shifts 58mpg.
351 tm36-68 pumper full throttle 58, 351 tm36-68 pusy footin' 4k rpm shifts (with 3 full throttle passes) 68 FREAKING MILES PER GALLON! All city driving speeds under 50 mph, tank filled at 100 mile mark
I attribute this to of course the near perfect jetting (p6 needle instead of p4, so mpg could be better) and I also just discovered that my 130/80 tire takes my stock ratio and makes it emulate a 15 tooth front sprocket from an engine RPM stand point, though this was the case for all previous MPG readings. On a side note, I've had the 13 tooth front with my tall rear tire bring back to the stock ratio, and man that thing was a beast! even without the pumper, I can't imagine what it will be like when I go back to stock tire height!
In conclusion, more power? better mpg? Tm36-68 is the way to go
Let me give you guys the MPG history. Stock 250 was 55, dynojet kit was 56, 351 with cv carb full throttle was 54, 351 cv carb 4k rpm shifts 58mpg.
351 tm36-68 pumper full throttle 58, 351 tm36-68 pusy footin' 4k rpm shifts (with 3 full throttle passes) 68 FREAKING MILES PER GALLON! All city driving speeds under 50 mph, tank filled at 100 mile mark
I attribute this to of course the near perfect jetting (p6 needle instead of p4, so mpg could be better) and I also just discovered that my 130/80 tire takes my stock ratio and makes it emulate a 15 tooth front sprocket from an engine RPM stand point, though this was the case for all previous MPG readings. On a side note, I've had the 13 tooth front with my tall rear tire bring back to the stock ratio, and man that thing was a beast! even without the pumper, I can't imagine what it will be like when I go back to stock tire height!
In conclusion, more power? better mpg? Tm36-68 is the way to go
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10-12-2009 05:36 AM