Better milage with K&N filters
Better milage with K&N filters
Yesterday I installed my K&N filter, after driving my car on a high way for about 45 min I noticed that my milage went to 25mpg. It was never that high before, the most I ever got was 21.9 and that was after driving on the highway for 2 hours. I am loving it. Did anyone noticed the same results in their maximas??
Re: Better milage with K&N filters
Originally posted by xfirepwr1
Yesterday I installed my K&N filter, after driving my car on a high way for about 45 min I noticed that my milage went to 25mpg. It was never that high before, the most I ever got was 21.9 and that was after driving on the highway for 2 hours. I am loving it. Did anyone noticed the same results in their maximas??
Yesterday I installed my K&N filter, after driving my car on a high way for about 45 min I noticed that my milage went to 25mpg. It was never that high before, the most I ever got was 21.9 and that was after driving on the highway for 2 hours. I am loving it. Did anyone noticed the same results in their maximas??
The trip computer ain't very accurate. Mine goes anywhere from 18-24 just driving in a mixed highway-city environment.
You're best bet is to check the mileage using the old method over a long period of time (say, several tanks of gas)
You're best bet is to check the mileage using the old method over a long period of time (say, several tanks of gas)
Originally posted by soundmike
The trip computer ain't very accurate. Mine goes anywhere from 18-24 just driving in a mixed highway-city environment.
You're best bet is to check the mileage using the old method over a long period of time (say, several tanks of gas)
The trip computer ain't very accurate. Mine goes anywhere from 18-24 just driving in a mixed highway-city environment.
You're best bet is to check the mileage using the old method over a long period of time (say, several tanks of gas)
Yesterday I reset the trip computer on the highway just for giggles and it was reading 30MPG for like the first 2 minutes!
Remeber, that trip meter is constantly updating, and has soooo many variables. On car with Instant MPG...the range can go from 2MPG on acceleration to 70 MPG when light braking on the highway. You might have just been not that heavy footed. I am not saying the filter had nothing to do with your results , but your talking a 20% increase in fuel economy.
Originally posted by NYC2SD
Remeber, that trip meter is constantly updating, and has soooo many variables. On car with Instant MPG...the range can go from 2MPG on acceleration to 70 MPG when light braking on the highway. You might have just been not that heavy footed. I am not saying the filter had nothing to do with your results , but your talking a 20% increase in fuel economy.
Remeber, that trip meter is constantly updating, and has soooo many variables. On car with Instant MPG...the range can go from 2MPG on acceleration to 70 MPG when light braking on the highway. You might have just been not that heavy footed. I am not saying the filter had nothing to do with your results , but your talking a 20% increase in fuel economy.
Re: Better milage with K&N filters
one possible cuase:
1.u change ur driving habit after insert K&N? I know I would get really good fuel economy if I take 30 seconds to accelerate from 0 to 60.
1.u change ur driving habit after insert K&N? I know I would get really good fuel economy if I take 30 seconds to accelerate from 0 to 60.
Originally posted by xfirepwr1
Yesterday I installed my K&N filter, after driving my car on a high way for about 45 min I noticed that my milage went to 25mpg. It was never that high before, the most I ever got was 21.9 and that was after driving on the highway for 2 hours. I am loving it. Did anyone noticed the same results in their maximas??
Yesterday I installed my K&N filter, after driving my car on a high way for about 45 min I noticed that my milage went to 25mpg. It was never that high before, the most I ever got was 21.9 and that was after driving on the highway for 2 hours. I am loving it. Did anyone noticed the same results in their maximas??
Re: Re: Better milage with K&N filters
Originally posted by [maxi-overdose]
one possible cuase:
1.u change ur driving habit after insert K&N? I know I would get really good fuel economy if I take 30 seconds to accelerate from 0 to 60.
one possible cuase:
1.u change ur driving habit after insert K&N? I know I would get really good fuel economy if I take 30 seconds to accelerate from 0 to 60.
Re: Re: Re: Better milage with K&N filters
Originally posted by xfirepwr1
Since when do u put an intake on and not step on the gas pedal to hear it grawl, think about what u r saying, My city milage actually went down cause I havent been changing gears under 5000 rpms since I put it on my car.
Since when do u put an intake on and not step on the gas pedal to hear it grawl, think about what u r saying, My city milage actually went down cause I havent been changing gears under 5000 rpms since I put it on my car.
Originally posted by NYC2SD
A K&N filter isn't really an "intake".
A K&N filter isn't really an "intake".
Re: Re: Re: Re: Better milage with K&N filters
I bought mine from berk tech. 55$ (K&N with the adaptor), I think this is a very resonable price. the only bad part was that the metal part that holds the intake in place doesn't fit right I had to shave a pretty good chunk of metal off to have it fit since the airconditioning metal pipe is located rith next to it and it was rubbing against it.
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