Posted by old on April 27, 2011 at 18:13:06 from (4.245.13.211):
In Reply to: Re: 20 MPG posted by Uncle Ernice on April 27, 2011 at 17:07:17:
Get a clue guy. My 1980 Chev has 307 gears in it and I get 17 MPG out of it. I know a guy who has the same truck with 340 rears and he gets 12mpg but if he runs 16s instead of 15 he does get it up to around 15 so what goes on here if bigger tires do not help?? But again it gets to the point of going to far. Engineers olny do as they are told to do that is why it takes a college degree to work on a car and you pay $100 per hour to fix a broken light bulb that in turn takes an hour to replace because you habe to remove 10 parts to get to it
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