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Old 06-13-2011, 08:24 PM   #1 (permalink)
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What to do for 1999 Honda CRV?

Hey guys, I'm about to start driving, and I'm going to be driving a 1999 Honda CRV. What would be the best/easiest mods to do to increase FE? Right now, I'm shying away from those insane boat tails, and things that need a lot of mechanical experience. Suggestions?

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Cover the basics as far as tune up, oil change, tire pressures, and then look at the efficiency mods and hypermiling techniques. If you don't need the space of a CR-V, consider getting a Civic.
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Eh... what hypermiling techniques can I use? Things like the pulse and glide, will it work with an automatic? The only thing I can think of is drive slow, not accelerate quick, and no brakes. And is going into neutral at stoplights good? I've heard people say there's more wear on the car...


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