Story:
Long Commutes
Want more mpg
should I buy a cold air intake

idk i'm not that smart when it comes to cars, but when driving on the highway for 30 minutes to get to work, I'd like to make an investment if it improves my gas mileage.

I heard Cold Air intakes adds horses and mpg.

if true lmk, if not disregard this

K&N intake (not cold air)
Proper maintenance (plugs, wires, fluids, cel codes, pcv, cat, all can increase mileage)

thanks mate

also exhaust/headers will improve mpg as well...

intake manifold swap too?

:edit

easily said many times...

better breathing = better mpg

This post was edited by chewbacha on Apr 7 2014 11:02pm

Really no one has said it?


Proper tire pressures


Come on guys, some of you are better than that

Just please don't make it a hot air intake

Nitrous ftw!.... blow all the carbon deposits out = mass mpgs

Aw shit caught me. I guess proper alignment as well.

says the guy with beadlocks and 8psi

Depends entirely on the car.

Cold air intake does not always mean better gas mileage.


Easiest way to save gas = drive slower.