65TerrorCuda
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learn to weld and install a turbo. I saw a 20% mileage gain from that alone
Is that for real? Kimlearn to weld and install a turbo. I saw a 20% mileage gain from that alone
Back in 2008 I looked at the fuel economy rating for various world cars like Subaru Legacy, Toyota Camry, and such; I checked US, NZ/AU, and Europe. Some cars got 20% better economy in other world markets over the US. The stark difference was the VW Jetta Diesel; 43 MPG US and 72 MPG NZ/AU! Tried looking again recently, but I couldn't find the economy numbers very easily. Odd since that's something on everyone's mind.As stringent as the mileage requirements are year after year, I would think there's not enough room for a 55% increase, if there was, it would already be there.
They also had software installed to fool all the emissions equipment. Kimdidn't VW come clean for lying about mpg for their products
How about posting some detailslearn to weld and install a turbo. I saw a 20% mileage gain from that alone
Yes, absolutely. Actually I did the math wrong it's more like 30% better.Is that for real? Kim
Exactly what i meant with post #18Even a supercharger, like on the 273, is supposed to increase mileage 1-3 mpg. Problem is keeping your foot out of it ;)
Back in 2008 I looked at the fuel economy rating for various world cars like Subaru Legacy, Toyota Camry, and such; I checked US, NZ/AU, and Europe. Some cars got 20% better economy in other world markets over the US. The stark difference was the VW Jetta Diesel; 43 MPG US and 72 MPG NZ/AU! Tried looking again recently, but I couldn't find the economy numbers very easily. Odd since that's something on everyone's mind.
Years ago there was a joke about some guy bought a VW, and THEN started adding every JC Whitney hack he could find, and then bragging about how good it was. "The guys" eventually starting sneaking over and ADDING fuel to his tank. Pretty soon he claimed he had to "drain some out"