2021 rebel

[Ramzilla01]

Just lifted my 2021 rebel waited 4 months for the lift.
6” BDS suspension lift, kept the bilstien coilovers until my fox 2.5 remote coilovers come in, BDS NX2 shocks on rear
flowmaster outlaw exhaust
20x10 fuel vortex wheels
35 x 12.5 toyo open country mt

 

[CMil527]

Welcome..nice rig!

 

[Ramzilla01]

Welcome..nice rig!

Thank you

 

[NGEN]

wow.... looks really good

 

[Lufty]

Welcome… nice!

 

[Ramzilla01]

Thanks

 

[Ramzilla01]

A few more pictures

 

[NGEN]

A few more pictures

Man that looks really good

 

[CMil527]

Nice lookin rig!

 

[Ramzilla01]

wow.... looks really good

Since I lifted the truck I noticed that my MPG‘s have gone from full tank 400+ to 300+. Would a cold air intake improve this or do I need to mess with the tuning? Hopefully your much smarter than me!!!

 

[Papa Red]

Welcome to the forum.

Red

 

[Rammit]

Sweet ride. Perfect stance. Unfortunately, I don’t think there’s much that can be done to improve fuel economy. Lifted and bigger tires really cut into the fuel economy

 

[NGEN]

Since I lifted the truck I noticed that my MPG‘s have gone from full tank 400+ to 300+. Would a cold air intake improve this or do I need to mess with the tuning? Hopefully your much smarter than me!!!

It's pretty unavoidable to lose MPGs when lifting a vehicle but also if you did not have the speedometer recalibrated with the bigger wheels/tires, your MPG will not be accurate anyways. Cold Air Intakes CAN help with MPG but don't expect anything drastic (many have seen an improvement of 1-2 MPG but it all depends on your driving habits). My suggestion would be to have the speedometer recalibrated to reflect the bigger wheels/tires and then see where your true MPGs are at. Then add a CAI (we have many options available on our site) and then you will see if you are back to anywhere close to where you were before. Hope this helps!

 

[Ramzilla01]

It's pretty unavoidable to lose MPGs when lifting a vehicle but also if you did not have the speedometer recalibrated with the bigger wheels/tires, your MPG will not be accurate anyways. Cold Air Intakes CAN help with MPG but don't expect anything drastic (many have seen an improvement of 1-2 MPG but it all depends on your driving habits). My suggestion would be to have the speedometer recalibrated to reflect the bigger wheels/tires and then see where your true MPGs are at. Then add a CAI (we have many options available on our site) and then you will see if you are back to anywhere close to where you were before. Hope this helps!

Thanks