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Old 04-27-2011, 11:33 PM   #29 (permalink)
Kyleyadon
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OCDobject - '74 buick Apollo
90 day: 12.18 mpg (US)

Black Tardis - '13 Kia Soul Base
90 day: 30.64 mpg (US)
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Well, I've been doing my research, and not only I have I found information that leads me to believe that the lightweight engine components I want will benefit my FE, but I have also decided on some more mods I want to do, namely the addition of a supercharger. Here are some links to the info I've been studying.

How Does a Supercharger Get Better Fuel Mileage? | eHow.com

https://www.kmjent.com/cart/product....1&cat=0&page=2

What are the benefits of lightweight internals? - E46Fanatics

JE pistons in a nord - benefits of lightweight pistons? - Alfa Romeo Bulletin Board & Forums

Piston Fundamentals - Mustang & Fords Magazine

I also finally found a source for a good majority of the parts I want, summit racing.

GM inline 6-cylinder - 4.1L/250 - CHEVROLET - SummitRacing.com

So, now the biggest thing holding me back? MONEY

The actual mechanical work of doing the mods, won't really be a problem I'm very mechanically handy and there are no computer chips to worry about.
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