Thread: My review of the T1R 50s v2, B-pipe, CF intake (A&J Racing)
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Old 06-17-2008, 05:18 AM
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Originally Posted by ghibli99 View Post
Thanks -- I'll get pictures up once I have some time to get the car washed.

As for mpg differences, I'm sure that my mileage for this tank will go down since I've been leadfooting it to see how it sounds, and to see how the pick-up is on acceleration, etc. I'm only on day one right now, but over time, I'll do an analysis to see if it's getting better, worse, or staying the same.

-Mike

yeah, weird. i burned right through my first tank of gas after i installed my mid-pipe. this current tank is showing an overall improvement from stock. before, i was averaging 28-32mpg and i was really trying to squeeze as much mpg out of the Fit that i could. now i ream right through the gears screaming through the whole rpm band (occasionally) and i've been averaging 34-38mpg.

with my current mods --Fujita SRI, Megan mid-pipe, Apexi World Sport II exhaust-- there's definitely more power than from the factory as well as mpg.

hope you see the same increases
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