that was 98% highway...had to slow down for smaller towns and such.
http://shop.microimageonline.com/Versa- ... T11800.htm
thats the pulley
How to get the best possible fuel economy
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MajorVersa
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marinemonkey
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1974 Dodge Charger 318 auto
1973 Plymouth Duster built 318 3 spd (for sale)
Re: How to get the best possible fuel economy
oh ok what are the benefits to having that?
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MajorVersa
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Re: How to get the best possible fuel economy
much lighter than the stock one, less power is needed. i idle at about 750 with it on. stronger pull in 1-2 and more mpg
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RobJordan
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Re: How to get the best possible fuel economy
Well im kind of a new guy here.versanewb wrote:This sucks. A 1.8L engine and getting the mileage of an SUV. I will never buy another Nissan.
However it is because i have a v6 02 f150 that decided to clog its 4 catalytic converters. Before you say no there is 2.. like normal vehicles i assure you its 3500 bucks stock from Ford.
A great reason to swap from a 11 mpg with 2 holes in each cat to a 28 to 30mpg 6sp '11 v hb.
I do feel slighted that i dont get more but for the price i paid im very happy to almost triple my gas milage... And hey if you really need to boost your gas milage drive about a cars length or less behind a semi and the draft should increase ya a bit and keep ya under the 70 mph limit.