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Old 05-01-2014, 12:42 AM   #1 (permalink)
mazdamx640
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Supra - '88 Toyota Supra

superhawk - '98 Honda superhawk
Last 3: 27.62 mpg (US)

Lesabre - '96 buick lesabre
3800
90 day: 25.85 mpg (US)

Saturn - '97 Saturn Sc2
Team Saturn
Sports Cars
90 day: 39.12 mpg (US)

Truk - '99 Ford F150
Team Ford
Pickups
90 day: 24.43 mpg (US)

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90 day: 38.57 mpg (US)
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better wiring better mpgs?

So I'm trying to get better mileage out of my 96 lesabre and I'm thinking about upgrading some of the wiring to up the mpgs. I've already installed 2 gauge wiring from the alternator to the battery, engine block to the negative of the battery and the negative to chassis and it seems to have helped and now I want to rewire to fuel pump to up the pressure and help the fuel atomize the fuel better. zzp says that the stock 18 gauge wiring looses 1.5-2 volts by the time it reaches the pump. The car is wired for subs and I would like to add a distribution block off that and use the stock wiring to activate a relay think it will help? Also zzp sells a alternator voltage booster that ups it by 1.2 volts that I think might help too Easy Performance - Alternator Voltage Booster #EP-AVB-GM

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