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jbliss10 · 08-26-2011, 01:50 PM

I have a stock 1993 red geo metro, 12" tires, no wheel covers. I'm close to 48MPG but I really want to hit the 50 threshold. So I want to start with a few mods to help push me over the edge. What should I do? I found some stock (12-hole) wheel covers and those are way more aero than my steelies, hoping that will help a bit, they should be here next week. I'm down for the lawn edging front lip, grill block, etc... just would like to take a poll on what my first few should be.

Thanks!
Jason

PS - I currently follow hypermiler technique as much as I can, getting better. Coast about 2-3 miles of my 25 mile each-way commute right now. EOC in a few safe areas, totaling about 1 mile each way. I do drive 65 on the highway, so perhaps that could be improved.

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jbliss10 EcoModding Lurker Join Date: May 2011 Location: kent, wa Posts: 14 The Red Bomber - '93 Geo Metro 90 day: 43.53 mpg (US) My other car - '05 Infiniti G35x x Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	First mod I have a stock 1993 red geo metro, 12" tires, no wheel covers. I'm close to 48MPG but I really want to hit the 50 threshold. So I want to start with a few mods to help push me over the edge. What should I do? I found some stock (12-hole) wheel covers and those are way more aero than my steelies, hoping that will help a bit, they should be here next week. I'm down for the lawn edging front lip, grill block, etc... just would like to take a poll on what my first few should be. Thanks! Jason PS - I currently follow hypermiler technique as much as I can, getting better. Coast about 2-3 miles of my 25 mile each-way commute right now. EOC in a few safe areas, totaling about 1 mile each way. I do drive 65 on the highway, so perhaps that could be improved. Last edited by jbliss10; 08-26-2011 at 02:02 PM..