Gas mileage! What the ****!!
Gas mileage! What the ****!!
I need more gas mileage. I had a piece of **** 1990 honda civic before, but it got about 30 to the gallon! Is there any performance mods that would work with my gas mileage a little too?
I heard a math injection would help, as well as a cold air intake, headers and exhaust.
Is any of that true? Any help would be appreciated!
I heard a math injection would help, as well as a cold air intake, headers and exhaust.
Is any of that true? Any help would be appreciated!
**** selling the car!! hahaha I love the speed way too much, and I got a great deal on this car! I just need some mods that will increase the milage. Will better exhaust help milage? I've heard the engine will breath better and put in less effort
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Lol because you are being an idiot, You want better gas mileage? Strip your car of any possible weight you can, get the lightest wheels possible, and don't stomp the gas.
Other than that either stop complaining or sell the car, if you can't afford the gas you shouldn't have bought the car. Plus a ton of these things you are talking about buying will costs hundreds if not thousands of dollars which could buy you plenty of gas.
Stop being an ****** and complaining.
Other than that either stop complaining or sell the car, if you can't afford the gas you shouldn't have bought the car. Plus a ton of these things you are talking about buying will costs hundreds if not thousands of dollars which could buy you plenty of gas.
Stop being an ****** and complaining.
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G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods

Simmer down before you get a time out. This is an open forum and people are allowed to post their opinions. If you don't agree with them you are welcome to address them in a mature manner.
Or get a motorcycle, a decent little 500 will get 55mpg and can be had for the cost of a few intake mods and an exhaust.
A K&N drop in filter and maybe a Z-tube along with a MAF calibration will help but it will be so trivial that it really won't make much of a difference if you aren't driving it like a grandmother in a buick.
A K&N drop in filter and maybe a Z-tube along with a MAF calibration will help but it will be so trivial that it really won't make much of a difference if you aren't driving it like a grandmother in a buick.







