Performance Air Intake
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Performance Air Intake
Not sure if this is a new development, but I got an advertisement in the mail from Roverparts.com yesterday and they are selling this:
http://www.roverparts.com/Parts/8892.cfm
K&N Performance Intake.
I've heard the ugly about the K&N filters on the mass airflow sensor, but I have to wonder about whether this setup might be worthwhile at all...who knows.
http://www.roverparts.com/Parts/8892.cfm
K&N Performance Intake.
I've heard the ugly about the K&N filters on the mass airflow sensor, but I have to wonder about whether this setup might be worthwhile at all...who knows.
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#3
RE: Performance Air Intake
Do your self a favor and save that $319 for all the high priced gas. On a Rover, where you can not get any cold air into the filter, using a set up like this hurts your mileages when doing in town driving and gives you about 1/2 MPG on the road as long as you stay out of the throttle and stay under 65MPG.
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#7
RE: Performance Air Intake
how would driving around with 1/2 tank of gas hurt your fuel pump?
unstable, you do make a good point, I know the airlines stop filling the aircraft up and only pump what is needed for the flight, why move unneeded weight. I would have to try it and see if there ways an upside to the mileage verses stopping for fuel every time I wanted to go some where.
unstable, you do make a good point, I know the airlines stop filling the aircraft up and only pump what is needed for the flight, why move unneeded weight. I would have to try it and see if there ways an upside to the mileage verses stopping for fuel every time I wanted to go some where.
#8
RE: Performance Air Intake
ORIGINAL: troubled
how would driving around with 1/2 tank of gas hurt your fuel pump?
how would driving around with 1/2 tank of gas hurt your fuel pump?
I'm not sure the EXACT capacity of the tank but I think it's somewhere around 20 gallons. If you've got 1/2 a tank the pump should be submerged still and you're 10 gallons (5.8-6.5 lbs per gallon) so anywhere between 58-65 lbs. lighter. I can't help but wonder how much 65 lbs. is going to have on each MPG, but it will be positive.
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#10
RE: Performance Air Intake
First, NEVER EVER drive under 1/4 tank of gas, unless you want to buy a new fuel pump.
When filling your tank, based on how the price of gas rises daily, the more of the less expensive gas you put in the longer you can drive till you have to add more of the higher price. My station has gone up 26 cents in 10 days.
When filling your tank, based on how the price of gas rises daily, the more of the less expensive gas you put in the longer you can drive till you have to add more of the higher price. My station has gone up 26 cents in 10 days.