High MPG Vehicle or Custom Build?

[California98Civic]

Every now and then there is a guy who shows up with questions, but then he can't hear answers. Always seems like that dude is trying to please an off-forum audience still looming large in his head. Usually, he gets down to bragging or insults really quickly. That's when I lose interest. Good luck with your build, hey.

[Vman455]

Originally Posted by changzuki

At those events (2015, 2016, 2017) Centurion went up against some pretty stiff competition, on the same track, same conditions, same 100 miles with one mandatory stop, with two people in the car per their rules and the mpg for all contestants at the end of the day speaks for itself. Eventually Centurion's numbers will be beat at the event, but I'm not seeing that yet..

I can't find the overall results for 2015-2017 online anywhere. You (or anyone else) don't happen to have copies?

[changzuki]

Originally Posted by redneck

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3 years later...





Such a timely response...



Welcome back...



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LoL Redneck!
I've been a little busy on a few other projects...
Slow but sure, I'll get there...
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~CrazyJerry~

[changzuki]

Originally Posted by Vman455

I can't find the overall results for 2015-2017 online anywhere. You (or anyone else) don't happen to have copies?

Vman455,
Copies of Centurion's relevant years (2014, 2015, 2016) can be found at the following links:

2014 Awards List - https://diesel-bike.com/Centurion/GG...wards_List.pdf

2014 Rally Spreadsheet - https://diesel-bike.com/Centurion/GG...preadsheet.pdf

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2015 Awards List - https://diesel-bike.com/Centurion/GG...wards_List.pdf

2015 Rally Spreadsheet - https://diesel-bike.com/Centurion/GG...preadsheet.pdf

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2016 Awards List - https://diesel-bike.com/Centurion/GG...016_Awards.pdf

2016 Rally Spreadsheet - https://diesel-bike.com/Centurion/GG...preadsheet.pdf

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~CrazyJerry~
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[aardvarcus]

I assume OP is long gone, but just in case he isn't...

I also drive a 1999 4Runner. V6, 5 Speed, 4x4. I have 34" tires for offroading. I have a set of rock sliders, skid plates, real recovery points, winch, etcetera. I keep a set of 31" tires for daily driving though. I don't like offroad tires for use onroad for extended periods. Anyway my 4Runner gets 25+ MPG average with the street tires, and that falls to 23+ with the 34" tires mounted. (I want to build some conveyor belt tire spats to help with that...) Why not try to improve the MPG of what you already have?