Airflow = mpg... right...

Discussion in '8G Lancer - Performance' started by Bryn1987, Apr 8, 2008.

  1. totalmajor

    totalmajor Well-Known Member

    cold air is better than warm air...

    RAM air = bad MPG

    cold air = GOOD MPG
     
  2. Bryn1987

    Bryn1987 Well-Known Member

    cold air means more power too :p... which is why when i get my lancer, i refuse to buy an SRI, CAI all the way =)
     
  3. testpilotx15

    testpilotx15 Well-Known Member

    Anything you do to make the engine work easier will increase mileage, not necessarily a big difference but it will increase mileage. Of course, like everyone else has said, driving style definitely affects this. Think of it as your engine trying to breath through a straw, the engine has to work much harder, increase airflow and you would have more mpg, depending on driving style.
     
  4. xXBrutalXx

    xXBrutalXx Well-Known Member

    i avg 26 mpg's per tank mixed city/ hwy which is OK, but my buddy's 07' 4 cyl Camry gets about 32 mixed =[. i was also wondering about this topic id like to increase my mpg's also.
     
  5. totalmajor

    totalmajor Well-Known Member

    i get like 18mpg of normal driving
    and like 23-25 supper slow keepin it under 2k driving...

    does that seem about right?
     
  6. xXBrutalXx

    xXBrutalXx Well-Known Member

    no man i get 25-26 normal driving with a CVT, My old Chevy Trailblazer got 16mpg normal driving