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TROOPER T2 FUEL QUESTION

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I'm wondering what kind of fuel mileage can be expected running my Trooper T2 at a moderate pace (whatever that is)? I generally run around 3 or 4k just putting around. I'm presently in the mountains at between 6 and 9 thousand feet. What octane rating is OK for this elevation?

I made the mistake of overfilling the tank to get an idea what size it is. Some of the gas ended up inside the car - not a good thing.

I realize there are a number of things effecting mileage but thought you veterans might come up with some ball park figures.

Your input will be appreciated.

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