Originally Posted by NINER

In college we used to **** puck peoples dorm rooms.


People, especially on car forums are sheep and believe what ever hype is sold to them. Are they really going to admit that that $500 custom tuned chip they bought just made the truck run worse and reduced their fuel milage? Get your head out of your ***, wake up and smell the coffee.....

If you don't want to do that, here is a product that will do everything you want, I hear it even cures cancer:
http://www.tornadofuelsaver.com/272/...lq3oor7tnao3s5

Originally Posted by Mr. Farley

I don't know what forums you are on but here's the skinny. Putting a cold air intake on does 1 thing, allows more air. So in return your truck will offset that by adding more fuel. Adding a free flowing exhaust will only allow that air to come in and go out faster and smoother, so again with more air coming into your motor and exiting quicker it will make more power, but will also require a higher fuel consumption. If you are going to "chip" it, I would highly suggest getting the Flashpaq from SuperChips. Best programmer out there, that will increase the "EFFICIENCY" of your motor thus giving you more torque and horsepower. The ONLY reason why you will increase your MPG consumption is b/c you will be making more power which require you using less pedal to get the truck going the same speed. In effect, YOU are increasing the MPG b/c now you are working your truck less to get the same amount of get up and go from when it was stock.

Originally Posted by MikeM

**** puck? never heard of that. freeez it or something?

Originally Posted by NINER

We used to steal the foam bowels from the cafeteria, fill them with about 3/4" of ****, put them in the freezer then kick them under the 1" gap under the door that dorm rooms have.

Originally Posted by NINER

We used to steal the foam bowels from the cafeteria, fill them with about 3/4" of ****, put them in the freezer then kick them under the 1" gap under the door that dorm rooms have.

Originally Posted by Mr. Farley

HAHAHAHAHAH... my friends and I are ****** dyin laughing!!!!

Originally Posted by NINER

In college we used to **** puck peoples dorm rooms.


People, especially on car forums are sheep and believe what ever hype is sold to them. Are they really going to admit that that $500 custom tuned chip they bought just made the truck run worse and reduced their fuel milage? Get your head out of your ***, wake up and smell the coffee.....

If you don't want to do that, here is a product that will do everything you want, I hear it even cures cancer:
http://www.tornadofuelsaver.com/272/...lq3oor7tnao3s5

Originally Posted by Mr. Farley

I don't know what forums you are on but here's the skinny. Putting a cold air intake on does 1 thing, allows more air. So in return your truck will offset that by adding more fuel. Adding a free flowing exhaust will only allow that air to come in and go out faster and smoother, so again with more air coming into your motor and exiting quicker it will make more power, but will also require a higher fuel consumption. If you are going to "chip" it, I would highly suggest getting the Flashpaq from SuperChips. Best programmer out there, that will increase the "EFFICIENCY" of your motor thus giving you more torque and horsepower. The ONLY reason why you will increase your MPG consumption is b/c you will be making more power which require you using less pedal to get the truck going the same speed. In effect, YOU are increasing the MPG b/c now you are working your truck less to get the same amount of get up and go from when it was stock.

Originally Posted by MikeM

wow thats brutal

wouldnt have worked in my dorm room, **** was air tight

Originally Posted by Mr. Farley

HAHAHAHAHAH... my friends and I are ****** dyin laughing!!!!

Originally Posted by MikeM

im tryin to think of who i can get with that

Originally Posted by samurai87

Please dont get the idea that i dont know anything about engines, I have been through this arguement before and have tested it myself before and after with my last trans am. With stock air box i got average of 16.92-17.05 in city NO HIGHWAY after SLP airbox i got 18-19.27 (or .17 i dont remember). after i put on headers and exhaust I consistantly got around 20mpg in city. With a best ever of 31mpg on a highway road trip.

I konw its only a couple mpg but the fact remains that it DOES improve your mpg slightly and thats all i care about.

Furthermore, I'm not gonna go out and spend 500 on a programmer I'll wait til i find someone selling it cheep online and loow ball them

Originally Posted by Mr. Farley

Be careful buying used programmers, b/c once they've been used on 1 vehicle, they CANNOT be used on another. You have to send them back to the factory and have the VIN # deleted and the original settings re-installed before you can use the programmer.

Originally Posted by chet3310

Here's a good one, air your tires up to max so that there is a lot less resistance, that's my .

Originally Posted by chet3310

Here's a good one, air your tires up to max so that there is a lot less resistance, that's my .

Originally Posted by samurai87

all you have to do is make sure the programmer set the car back to stock, and that the vin is UNLOCKED and it should be fine.

but thanks for the heads up

Originally Posted by samurai87

already did that, and when these tires give out, im going back to fully street tires, the ones on here currently are like not crazy but they are offroading tires which I have no use for. So with the over inflating and and diff tires i'll prolly pick up a lil bit to!!!

Originally Posted by NINER

That's the only tried and true method. That and keeping your car tuned up.

Originally Posted by Mr. Farley

Or do what I did... buy a truck, and buy a little Honda Accord. I drive my Accord everyday to and from work, and then whenever I need to load up my bike I throw it in the truck.

Originally Posted by chet3310

I was just gonna say that. When I had my truck, I drove a POS lumina everywhere. I got tired of driving a POS around though.

Originally Posted by MikeM

im thiking about getting a little car for commuting too. But then thats an extra thousand bux a year for insurance, i dont know if the fuel savings would make that up.