i have a ’04 Ford f150 heritage STX. with a 4.2L v6. i want to get the most power out of it as i can. and also save fuel. right now all i have on it is an exhuast. i felt a slight gain in power when i had the exhaust installed. and also a little change in gas mileage.
what else can i add to add more hp and more mpg?
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what should the target RPM be whats the best speed to shoot for, whats better run the a/c or leave the windows down or would that cause to much drag make the engine work harder and it would be better to run the a/c its a automatic 4speed v-6 if that relevent
on the interstate for a long distance drive target engine rpm. mph? windows verse ac?
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I am looking for a motorcycle that will save me a lot of money, or the most amount of money as compared to driving a car… and i don’t want a moped.
I don’t want a scooter either. I need something that is highway worthy.
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i own a lawn business and i need to be able to save the most gas, is there a program to where i can enter a list of addresses and it be able to give me a route to be able to get all of the customers in the shortest distance possible? thanks in advance
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I’m a high school senior and I will be purchasing a new car for graduation and I’m looking for something that will save me money. Of course my budget is limited, but I am interested in something fuel efficient. I was curious what cars were the best at fuel efficiency. It will be May-August 2012 before I buy it and I’m not looking to buying brand new. Somewhere from ’08-’11. What car choices are there? I considered a Honda Civic.
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I am a Michigan resident that needs a vehicle that is practical and efficient in fuel. Is there any vehicle out there other than a hybrid? Also, in regards to hybrids do they really save money? Currently, I drive a lot of highway miles. Help me decide.
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Say your family has two vehicles and you drive each 12K miles per year.
One is a huge SUV that averages 10 mpg and the other is a midsized sedan that averages 20 mpg.
You want to trade one of them to help save on family fuel costs.
Is it better to trade the SUV for another sedan that gets 20 mpg or to trade the sedan for a hybrid that gets 45 mpg?
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I know driving under 70 (or something like that) saves about 25% of your fuel, adding things like an exhaust system. I’ve also heard that filling up in the morning or when it’s cold is better than in the afternoon or when the temperature is warmer. If you could please help me out and let me know a couple of ways I would really appreciate it.
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