That's out of the question.

 

Thanks for the advice.

 

that should of been the first thing.

 

Yep, I get about 11-12 mpg stock. I attribute that mostly to a heavy right foot, and the fact that I rarely drive more than 15-20 miles a trip. Hoping to get all new plugs/wires this summer.

 

That's what I get

 

I get 10 with 31's roof rack and 4.5 inch lift

 

Get them now u should get better than that

 

Dang. I have a stock 94 with 30x9.5x15s and when I drove out east I averaged 19mpg and it has close to 250k on it. U sure you don't got a fuel leak somewhere... 0.o

 

That's about what I get with a 4.5" lift and 33x13.50s is urs lifted or have bigger tires?

 

^ See his first post on this subject.

 

Anytime you lift a vehicle you will loose mileage, the higher you go the more you loose, then bigger tire's more of a loss, any add on's you will also loose. Then don't forget where you live m.p.g will be differant in differant place's( most people seem to forget this) then the driving habits also tell your m.p.g's.So it will be quite hard if not impossable to tell you what you should and shouldn't get, no one here can truthfully tell you your m.p.g. You can only compare to similar set up jeeps.Or do the best tune up and go from there.

 

A stock one will,he isn't stock so that make's your answer wrong.

 

Why should it be better he told us why it is so low,I'm just wondering how you know it should be better?

 

nothing outta the ordinary, i get 11mpg's with a 3" lift and 33's

 

No a tune up is always the first thing to do, you dont just replace part's cause you THINK you know,he did it right you might do it azz backwards but others dont.