K&N Anyone have?
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Rep Power: 0 All the K&N will do for you is make some air sound close to intake sounds, and save you some 50 cents paper filters... On our cars there just won't be any gains with anything like that.
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Rep Power: 0 It's a long discussed topic in the other forums.
Basically our cars are built for fuel efficiency and cost cutting (on Honda's end) so the fuel system doesn't force anything through, instead just lets it flow naturally.
So our cars are already working at peak capacity and won't get much gains from any bolt-on.
Basically our cars are built for fuel efficiency and cost cutting (on Honda's end) so the fuel system doesn't force anything through, instead just lets it flow naturally.
So our cars are already working at peak capacity and won't get much gains from any bolt-on.
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Rep Power: 0 new jets and fuel rail perhaps....... i dunno...... its good enuff for me...... and plus.. with the amount of travelling i do....... im really please with my vics fuel concumption.
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Rep Power: 0 talking about fuel...... wut kind of fuel do u use?????? i use the step next to regualr...... i think its 89.5 octane..... i dunno... my throttle response improved though...
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Rep Power: 0 I do noticed that it *did* seem smoother when I did a tank of 92 last week when it was cheap.
I think I'll be alternating 3 fills of regular with one fill of 92.
I think Petro has the best gas.
I think I'll be alternating 3 fills of regular with one fill of 92.
I think Petro has the best gas.
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Rep Power: 0 IMO i think sunoco is good...... they use sunoco gas in racing... but 108 octane...... hahah..... petro is aight i guess...... but i never use that...... my alternate would be shell....... but never esso...
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Rep Power: 0 Yup Esso gas sucks.
I used to go to Sunoco when I used the touchless wash at Warden/Steeles, but since I lowered didn't want to risk scraping on the rail.......
I used to go to Sunoco when I used the touchless wash at Warden/Steeles, but since I lowered didn't want to risk scraping on the rail.......
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Rep Power: 0 u know wuts weird....... i was on DVP NORTH...... and on one of the bridge some BRAVE A S S guy was holding up a sign saying..... "SAY NO TO ESSO" i was like...... "this guys is gonna get shot" hahaha