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10-18-2017
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 Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Jupiter, Fl.
Posts: 815
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Re: Best Fuel Economy
There was a phrase in The Godfather that described this type of behavior. Like selling heroin to school children, it's an "iInfamnia".
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"It's about the car, not the people." 1991 ZR-1 White/Black #1236 (Owner since 1994). Stock engine with bolt-ons: Hurst shifter,"Forced Air" intake, Coplon duct, Bee Cool Radiator, Demon coils, Jeal prom, Watson headers, X pipe, 3" B&B's, Rippie flywheel, 4:10 gears, A molds, Toyo Proxes-R888's 12.06@117mph. 1.76 60ft. |
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10-18-2017
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#22 |
 
Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Toronto
Posts: 716
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Re: Best Fuel Economy
I did the fuel efficient thing with my Honda Civic a few years back . I did what he said he was doing to improve fuel economy and eventually the car began to have mechanical issues and caught fire so I highly recommend he take that car out and give it a few Italian tuneups and never go for fuel econmy runs ever again . He will destroy the engine period .
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10-18-2017
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Dunbarton NH
Posts: 7,524
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Re: Best Fuel Economy
I'm always pretty pleased that my 500 hp, 1990 car is the most fuel efficient car I own.
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