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Old 02-29-2008, 08:08 AM
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Do you have any mods done to the car ie intake or exhaust or is this on a stock car? Just curious cause sometimes with an intake and exhaust you can achieve better MPG as long as you dont get accelerator happy. haha. The best i have ever done was 40.1MPG and that was on a 8hr road trip and i went 60MPH for a whole tank. Traffic was terrible and i was about to lose my mind until i filled up and did the math. Then i wasnt terribly upset anymore just annoyed at the other drivers. Otherwise i average around 36-37 as long as im being good. I have a fujita SR and a Megan header thus far. I think they help me with MPG as long as i dont get wild on the throttle. Thanks for all the help with better fuel economy. I will be getting a SG sometime aswell. I need new furniture first though otherwise the wife will kill me if i buy more car parts first

rep+ for you for all your research.
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