Everyone with a dynotune
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Everyone with a dynotune
Does it actually improve fuel economy, or does it cause the car to over-calculate?
On the drive down this weekend I was averaging about 27 mpg at 74 and on the way back it was showing 31.
I guess I'll check it manually to verify.
On the drive down this weekend I was averaging about 27 mpg at 74 and on the way back it was showing 31.
I guess I'll check it manually to verify.
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St. Jude Donor '06-'07
Originally Posted by Cobra4B
Does it actually improve fuel economy, or does it cause the car to over-calculate?
On the drive down this weekend I was averaging about 27 mpg at 74 and on the way back it was showing 31.
I guess I'll check it manually to verify.
On the drive down this weekend I was averaging about 27 mpg at 74 and on the way back it was showing 31.
I guess I'll check it manually to verify.
97-2001 the car runs much better all around.
2002-2004 help's allot but not as much
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Originally Posted by NOT-MEE
Depends on year of car but yes the factory has them running a little rich.
97-2001 the car runs much better all around.
2002-2004 help's allot but not as much
97-2001 the car runs much better all around.
2002-2004 help's allot but not as much
In stock tune my y2k dipped to 10.8 above 4000rpm
