Mods that Increase Gas Mileage?
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From: Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada
Car: 1987 Trans Am GTA
Engine: 357ci Stealth Ram - Under Pressure
Transmission: Built 700r4/Pro Yank 3400 Extreme
Axle/Gears: 9-Bolt 3.27
Mods that Increase Gas Mileage?
What are some mods that will give me beter gas mileage for my 2.8L auto Firebird?
The reason why I need good gas Mileage is Because:
I will be getting my licence soon!!! yay! Sept 15th.
And gas ISSS HELLA expensive where I live!!!!!
You guessed it!!!!!!!
$3.02 A GALLON FOR 87 octane gas!!!
And $3.50 a Gallon for 92 Octane...
I need all the gas mileage I can get lol
The reason why I need good gas Mileage is Because:
I will be getting my licence soon!!! yay! Sept 15th.
And gas ISSS HELLA expensive where I live!!!!!
You guessed it!!!!!!!
$3.02 A GALLON FOR 87 octane gas!!!
And $3.50 a Gallon for 92 Octane...
I need all the gas mileage I can get lol
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From: UCIrvine or SFV, CA
Car: 1999 Pontiac Trans Am
Engine: LS1 - 346 ci
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I was thinkin new oxygen sensor, put in a bottle of fuel injector cleaner, keep your cold air intake clean. Check the pressure on your tires, make sure they're somewhere in the range of 30-35 psi. (don't know how that converts into kilopascals). I keep mine around 32, but one tire keeps leaking.... Drive around in OD, instead of D. Learn to drive with a lighter foot (LOL, maybe I should take my own advice, lately I've been keepin it below 4500 RPM) Don't use your a/c too much. I'll post more when I think of it.
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From: Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada
Car: 1987 Trans Am GTA
Engine: 357ci Stealth Ram - Under Pressure
Transmission: Built 700r4/Pro Yank 3400 Extreme
Axle/Gears: 9-Bolt 3.27
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Yeah We still use PSI in canada, we dont use kilpascals,
just a heads up.
Thanks for the advice,
just a heads up.
Thanks for the advice,
A full tune up is the best start. In addition to the above, headers, hi flow cat, good cat-back setup, ram/cold air intake would also do wonders for mileage. These all allow the engine to make the most efficient use of the air and fuel as possible - just stay off the go-pedal
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From: Fort Belvoir, VA USA
Car: 94 Camaro
Engine: 3.4L
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Originally posted by 89V6FBIRD
Learn to drive with a lighter foot (LOL, maybe I should take my own advice
Learn to drive with a lighter foot (LOL, maybe I should take my own advice
But I still do it
I always have to learn the hard way
its the way I am...everybody pretty much summed it up... Once you get the best airflow, exhuast, and ignition going on, you'll be seeing some great gas mileage out of your car!
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From: Fort Belvoir, VA USA
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Originally posted by 92RSMuscle
get a tornado...they are 75 bucks and increase gas milage 25.1% while adding more horsepower as well
get a tornado...they are 75 bucks and increase gas milage 25.1% while adding more horsepower as well
Defiantly research that!
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From: Tenino, Washington
Car: 89 f-bird and some others
Engine: 3.4
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3.42
I just got the ASP underdrive crank pulley. It lets the engine turn everything easier. Haven't driven enough yet to see if fuel economy changed though.
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