Subject	Re: How is this going to help your fuel mileage issue?
Posted by	RudeMoodZ on August 09, 2010 at 2:42 PM
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In Reply To	How is this going to help your fuel mileage issue? (n/m) posted by SactoTodd on August 09, 2010 at 01:27 PM
Message	Not thinking it will. I hesitate to say, but I'm at 1/2 a tank now and mileage may have improved. Time will tell. Maybe the cleaning the CAS, MAF, AF, KnockSensor, and replacing the ETC fixed it? Only difference is I didn't use 93 octane those fill up. Back to the pipes, I'll assume from the responses that a no name runs the risk of not fitting up to stock compnentd.
Follow Ups	Polished intake hardpipes. - RudeMoodZ 12:39:40 08/09/10 Injen is a real name brand and comes w. a name brand filter - Bernie (NoVA) 12:43:08 08/09/10 How is this going to help your fuel mileage issue? (n/m) - SactoTodd 13:27:04 08/09/10 Re: How is this going to help your fuel mileage issue? - RudeMoodZ 14:42:49 08/09/10 Correct, or being made of cheaper quality materials - TT XTZ 14:47:03 08/09/10 Re: Re: How is this going to help your fuel mileage issue? - RudeMoodZ 17:12:15 08/09/10 cheaper pipes = more gas money duh! (n/m) - LJZTT 15:55:29 08/09/10 Fit is crap. Have to grind them down to get a half way - Milo (SATX) 14:56:42 08/09/10 I have the cheaper hardpipe kit and they fit fine for me - pearlzed(toronto) 16:16:52 08/09/10 Re: I have the cheaper hardpipe kit and they fit fine for me - RudeMoodZ 17:10:45 08/09/10 I wouldnt be too worried about the piping, - Gennosuke 17:47:35 08/09/10 I believe many of the knock-offs are not DOT approved - Under_Powered 17:33:35 08/09/10
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