Thread: does adding an intake really give you more mpg?
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Old 07-02-2009, 01:15 PM
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Originally Posted by chaaree View Post
count one more for the k&n drop in filter. i cut out all the baffles in the stock airbox for more airflow and it does help. i don't know if doing so increased hp but it's definitely more responsive.

i noticed a 2-4mpg gain since the drop in filter and airbox mod
The funny thing is that with my modded intake my MPG DROP...must be my driving
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