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Hi,
Am thinking of getting a '99 P71 which I assume will have a 3.55 rear.
I want economy, so would try to switch to a 2.73 if it can be done.
What would it take to do this?
Ray Mac.
The EPA site says 16 mpg city and 22 highway for the '99 base CV, 14 and 20 for the PI.
Checking on Edmunds.com and other sites, up to 26-27 mpg highway for the PI and up to 30 for the base CV is reported. Of course that's doing no more than 60-65, level road, steady speed, etc. which most PI owners would probably not want to do, or care to do.
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