Is there any MPG gain with this intake? I have a 2001 Integra LS.
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Intake is on my son's 2000 Integra and he did notice improved gas mileage and quicker pick up.
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There is a increase in mpg. Not a huge amount but noticable, although I've never done the math.
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I went from 10mpg to 17 after using it. 2008 jk on 35's and 3.73 gears. 150-170 miles a tank to 250-280 miles per tank.
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I live in a Chicago and I don't see any improvement in mpg in the city but on my trips to Detroit on the highway I might get 1 or 2 mpg improvement that I can notice. It was worth it regardless, makes the car sound better. Pair it with a decent exhaust system..even a pair of flow masters 40 or super 44 series and you will sound pretty good. I have this on a 13 2lt RScamaro and I get good compliments.
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I've put this in 1996 Integra, not very much of differences as regular new plugs. It has the same gas mileage, uphill does seems a little bit better on acceleration. I buy this because I always want to try but not willing to pay the high price as it 1st came out.
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Mine was turbo'd and straight pipe'd when I got it and I live in Texas so it was the only way I could pass emissions, as far as power gains I'm not real sure since all I did was a rebuild and sold it with 30 miles on the engine
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Check the superchips website to see which model fits your truck. I use it on my 2006 V8 5.7 SLT Hemi, and I get up to 22 mpg on the highway with 285 A/T tires. City I get around 17. Cold air intake system helps too. I have a K&N.;
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Hi Mark,I've had this for 6 months now, I drive pretty fast all the time and haven't noticed much of a difference with fuel efficiency, but you can feel a difference in the power, and the sound is great.
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I tied in my cell into my 06 ford escape and I realised a 20% increase in my gas milage. Emission were not tested however I know they were reduced also.This could be increased had I purchased the EFI version instead of the Carburetor version my increases could have been better. Buy the FI version. Also make sure you get a 4.0L kit or larger for you engine.
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Positive ,I definitely recommend a cold air intake you got more torque more power I like tank s mopar and amazon !!!
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I have open exhaust, idle and driving g sounds normal. Nothing like an import intake.
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Your lucky, I only get 11.2 mpg. I haven't tried the performance programming yet. I am only using the tire size setting for my FX4. Let me know what you get for mileage.
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Not sure about the 4.7 . We put it on a 2003 Dodge diesel and we gained about 4 mpg.
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The HP gains are minimal with just the intake. It sounds a little tougher, runs a little smoother. Once you get started on the MODS you put something on you need something to compliment it for it to work. This intake brings a lot more air in so you will need an upgrade in the exhaust, stock pipes won't let as much out. If you have updated your exhaust you will see up to 20 ponies added! Will also make you sound like a true muscle car. I did both on my RT and very happy but not satisfied. Now have the next upgrade to compliment these two upgrades! Hope that helps. Good luck. Have fun
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That doesn't sound right. I'd double check the vent tube and oxygen sensor. At the very worst you would not lose mpg, only gain hp.
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Hello, it all depends on driving style. This definitely has the ability to increase MPG. Its not a huge amount though, so justifying the purchase simply for MPG might end up being a wash.
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Maybe a minor MPG increase but not enought to brag about. I think it depends on your cruising speeds. Most roads I travel are 60-70mph and get between 16-17.5 MPG. I receive 18-19MPG when traveling 45-55. I noticed a slightly improved response after installation but don't expect a race truck. The sound slightly improved...mostly from Borla Exhaust.
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My gas mileage definitely improved. More power and torque as wellI'm in canada so we measure in litres/100km. I went from 17-18 litres/100km down to 13-14 litres/100km. About 20-25% fuel savings. Biggest difference is in city driving and towing. They're are a lot of different models, make sure to get the right one for your tuck