just picked up a ram 2500 after being a ford diesel guy! lookin for the best gadget to get some more mpg! any help out there! 2006 ram 2500 with auto tranny

 

Look at the quad mileage module, hear it works quite well.

 

who makes it?

 

Quadzilla Power, go to the DTR store on this forum and give Lary a call on Monday...he will take care of you!
Here is a link to Quad's site also...
http://www.quadzillapower.com/

 

i checked out the quadzilla mileage module and sounds cool! sure wish i knew how it works. any body gotta clue or another gadget they've used

 

the mileage module just modifies injection timing to be more efficient . adds no fuel or boost fooling.

 

i slowed down from 70 mph to 65 mph on the freeway and picked up 1mpg

 

i started driving it easer and got almost 3 miles


hardest thing iv ever done

 

I was informed by a vendor that it increases the pressure somewhat also. Is that accurate?

 

Part time hub kit can increase mileage from 3mpg to 5mpg

 

I am always searching for a way to squeeze out a little more from the gallon of fuel. Then I remember that I purchased an 8,000 pound vehicle for it's ability to tow a 15,000 lb trailer, and i'm back to reality.
I drive the Nissan when I want good mileage
Mike
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Some people didn't and don't have a driveway full of vehicles to choose from.

 

Have you got a link for this?

Wood

 

If you can afford a $40,000+ truck, you can afford a $1500 10 year old rice burner to run errands or commute to work!
Mike
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My Dad used to tell me: If you can't afford the fuel, you can't afford the vehicle. Funny thing.......at $2.00 a gallon, mileage was not a concern. Now at $3.50 plus a gallon, everyone is looking for better mileage. I also bought my Dodge with a Cummins diesel motor to pull my really heavy toy hauler, which it does with ease. I had a GMC with a 8.1L gas motor that could also pull this trailer, at 6 mpg. Now that was a real pain in the wallet. I "wintered" one year in Arizona and California and spent something like $2400 on gasoline.

The new Quadzilla Mileage Module actually does work pretty well and is relatively inexpensive.