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Oceanic815 · 02-25-2014, 03:34 PM

Hello All,

Have been lurking for some time but have finally decided to pull the trigger and join. I have the below vehicles:

2002 Ford Escape [Maverick for you UK guys], no mods planned
1994 Buick LeSabre [only 64k miles], no mods yet
1987 Jeep Comanche 2wd, fiberglass canopy/topper, minor mods

I have been tracking my mpg via fuelly since early 2012 for the Ford [16.6 mpg overall] and Jeep [19.8 mpg overall], but not for the Buick as it has not been running until recently.

Minor mods to the Jeep include blocking 4 of 10 grille slots and modifying an S10 lower valance to extend the OEM air dam, but mods are still very embryonic and are prototypes, and more for my learning and education than anything... and I look forward to learning more!

Regards.

02-25-2014, 03:34 PM	#1 (permalink)
Oceanic815 EcoModding Lurker Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Central Oregon, USA Posts: 59 02 Escape - '02 Ford Escape SUV 90 day: 17.99 mpg (US) 87 Comanche - '87 Jeep MJ 90 day: 24.21 mpg (US) Thanks: 3 Thanked 18 Times in 12 Posts	New Member - Oregon Hello All, Have been lurking for some time but have finally decided to pull the trigger and join. I have the below vehicles: 2002 Ford Escape [Maverick for you UK guys], no mods planned 1994 Buick LeSabre [only 64k miles], no mods yet 1987 Jeep Comanche 2wd, fiberglass canopy/topper, minor mods I have been tracking my mpg via fuelly since early 2012 for the Ford [16.6 mpg overall] and Jeep [19.8 mpg overall], but not for the Buick as it has not been running until recently. Minor mods to the Jeep include blocking 4 of 10 grille slots and modifying an S10 lower valance to extend the OEM air dam, but mods are still very embryonic and are prototypes, and more for my learning and education than anything... and I look forward to learning more! Regards.