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Drving faster, in my experience does not make a significant change in mileage...



 
 
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Old January 20th 05, 10:53 PM
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Cory do you really want to get added mileage and improve the life of
you engine. I read all the articles here . I suggest a test on the dyno
to set a base line and make any adjustments from there . you can always
go back to the dyno and see if your still holding true . I did with
this new product called CCF from American CCF and it showed a 10 -15%
increase torque and HP at 4000 ft. checkit out at americanccf.com

 




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