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Nov 16, 2006 | 05:23 PM

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over40driv

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ect could stand for ec. terestial.

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Nov 16, 2006 | 08:55 PM

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Originally Posted by NYLexSC

lol, its probably just the way I drive...for some reason i get better mileage

Mine gets at least the same MPG with it on . Im certain a little more. Either way i get 15-17MPG ( and thats a generous estimate .) Shes a gas guzzler, and ive just acceted that. Even if i got less with it on, I would still keep it on.
Its actually supposed to give you a "sportier ride" whatever that means. And even effect your suspension in some way i believe?? Mine is definately smoother and more responsive with it on.
I find it better to either just leave it on or off(I leave it on). If i switch back and forth. My girl gets testy.

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