Mileage?
#3
your best first investment is a free flowing air filter; K&N, AEM, Injen. Short-ram or CAI as long as you let the engine breathe more you should get better mpg. Dont expect any miricles though-for a car that already gets around 28+mpg its hard to coax more out of it.
Adding a better exhaust system will help too as you are releaving some back pressure.
Moral of the story; do a search on Intakes and exhaust systems.
Adding a better exhaust system will help too as you are releaving some back pressure.
Moral of the story; do a search on Intakes and exhaust systems.
#4
The best way to get good gas milage is to keep your foot out of it. Make sure your tires are at the right PSI, and avoid stop and go driving if you can. The more you're moving, the better mileage you get.
#5
Originally posted by nramsey
The best way to get good gas milage is to keep your foot out of it. Make sure your tires are at the right PSI, and avoid stop and go driving if you can. The more you're moving, the better mileage you get.
The best way to get good gas milage is to keep your foot out of it. Make sure your tires are at the right PSI, and avoid stop and go driving if you can. The more you're moving, the better mileage you get.
I second what nramsey says. Mainly, keep your foot out of it.
#11
Originally posted by P5 DO OR DIE
yeah fat chicks kill the gas mileage.
yeah fat chicks kill the gas mileage.
hahahahhahhaha
oh and, umm P5 DO OR DIE, how do you plan on having an Injen CAI *AND* a Turbo?
sorry for bastardizing this post, btw
I'd say, ignition system, intake, exhuast, and what not, that should increase gas milage.
Last edited by Patio; August-8th-2002 at 04:22 AM.
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