Ddays
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that was kinda the point - see, I needed a big enough telescope to find something that's hard to spot or may not exist.....stay with me here.....
Auxilary fuel tanks?
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that was kinda the point - see, I needed a big enough telescope to find something that's hard to spot or may not exist.....stay with me here.....
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
I meant you and you only. Not a normie.
WJCO
Meme King
HighwayTrout
Hooked
Is running out of gas a thing? Let’s be honest with ourselves here.
I will add though. I have two trucks that have dual fuel tanks. And I absolutely love it!
lol
I will add though. I have two trucks that have dual fuel tanks. And I absolutely love it!
lol
Only if you try really hard. But then, I live and explore in Northern Nevada, what would I know.
LOL - and there's nothing wrong with that
HighwayTrout
Hooked
Yea that’s what I’m thinking. You have to truly try to run out of gas and or stack multiple bad decisions to even get close. Adding an auxiliary tank just seems silly to me…..
But if it were a factory option I woulda sprung for it. lol
LOL - are you kidding? My 392 gets great fuel economy especially when compared to my big Gladiator.
Sharkey
Word Ninja
My son is barely getting 200 miles to a tank in his 392. I get 300 miles out of my Gladiator running on 37’s and looking like an Overlanding fool with an RTT, full tools, and camping gear.
Ddays
Hooked
Please post some of the burnout pics!
bobfriesenhahn
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Does your son wear heavy boots when he drives? Maybe the solution is to wear light-weight running shoes in order to decrease the weight on the gas peddle.My son is barely getting 200 miles to a tank in his 392. I get 300 miles out of my Gladiator running on 37’s and looking like an Overlanding fool with an RTT, full tools, and camping gear.
Brute
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My 392 has the best gas milage of any jeep ive owned, except for an ‘85 XJ. Brute got 10 miles to the gallon hwy after it became a camping/fishing rig, so an aux tank was good for that rig…and not because i was afraid of running out of gas…more for the convenience of not having to stop every two hours for fuel on multi-day road trips to faraway destinationsMy son is barely getting 200 miles to a tank in his 392. I get 300 miles out of my Gladiator running on 37’s and looking like an Overlanding fool with an RTT, full tools, and camping gear.
HighwayTrout
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Wild. I think you’d see the same results if you swapped vehicles with your son. 
The only good mpg I ever saw was my diesel jt. Hands down our 392 is the second best though.
The only good mpg I ever saw was my diesel jt. Hands down our 392 is the second best though.