Will it save more fuel
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Filed under Gas Conservation FAQ by on Sep 5th, 2010. 1 Comment. 
Kinda a weird question, but can you save fuel money by increasing your tire size?
Thank you guys a lot for helping. I just always though that increasing the tire size would use less gas because the outside demensions is larger. Even though the car is carrying a little extra weight from the tire.
Well anyways thank you. =)
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tarriffs. the less we use the more we pay, there seem to be no incentive for us to cut our use down. why dont the government cap these greedy leaches. i wont bother anymore.what say you ppl.
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a block of wood under the gas pedal to allow it only to go down so far…thats the best fuel saving device.
that being said, what kawasaki said is the best answer…proper maintenance and driving the speed limit without jackrabbit stops/starts will help.
good luck and GOD bless.
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I am looking into purchasing a module to tune my vehicle’s ECU to allow the engine to run at stoichiometric levels which maximizes performance and improves fuel economy simultaneously. Sounds too good. Is there some disadvantage of buying this that I’m not aware of?
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