must do mods for MPG

[Stroked]

The resonators are free flowing so I wouldn't see any need to take them off other than for sound reasons.


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[URdone21]

The resonators are free flowing so I wouldn't see any need to take them off other than for sound reasons.


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Good news. Thanks!

 

[Jared4.7]

Yes, stock intake. The only "performance" mod I have at the moment is the Mufflex.

Nice, Im probably going to end up going with the DOD14M on my truck. Hows resonance in the cab? If its too bad the wife will kill me.

 

[OriginUnknown]

Intake/exhaust mods MAY improve your mpg very slightly (1-2 mpg), but realize that it will literally take tens of thousands of miles just to break even and recoup the cost of the mods. And that is IF your mpg improves. Making your vehicle louder/faster usually doesn't encourage better driving habits. I like to mod too, but I think it's silly when people talk about doing it for better efficiency.

 

[Arctic-Rodz]

Intake/exhaust mods MAY improve your mpg very slightly (1-2 mpg), but realize that it will literally take tens of thousands of miles just to break even and recoup the cost of the mods. And that is IF your mpg improves. Making your vehicle louder/faster usually doesn't encourage better driving habits. I like to mod too, but I think it's silly when people talk about doing it for better efficiency.

Maybe so, but to have that extra power on tap makes it all woth it :***:

 

[thebyrdman17]

Im running magnaflow mufflers and volant cai and i get 17mpg on the highway doing 75 not really sure if thats good but if i do about 60-65 i get up to 19 -20

 

[Chewy]

Mixed 50/50 first 16 gallons 233 miles or so I'm averaging 15.5mpg


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[VolsRam]

So would no muffler be considered free flowing? Haha