What do you guys think?
What do you guys think?
Here's my issue: I feel that my car doesn't pull as much and my gas mileage went down. On the highway it went from 7L / 100 km (33.6 mpg) to 8.2L / 100km (26.7 mpg).
Here's the changes I've done:
1) Tires went from the stock rosso's to BFG KDW2 225/40/18. I noticed that the pressure is between 28-30 psi so it's lower than it should be. The dealer didn't put enough pressure. So, i guess this doesn't help the gas mileage and the wider tires too. In terms of performance, it should slow me down a little cause the tire a bit wider.
2) Ingalls ETD - Shouldn't change anything right? Apart from vibs.
3) New spark plugs - Shouldn't affect performance / gas mileage? There's no knocking, it runs good.
Thanks for any input!
Here's the changes I've done:
1) Tires went from the stock rosso's to BFG KDW2 225/40/18. I noticed that the pressure is between 28-30 psi so it's lower than it should be. The dealer didn't put enough pressure. So, i guess this doesn't help the gas mileage and the wider tires too. In terms of performance, it should slow me down a little cause the tire a bit wider.
2) Ingalls ETD - Shouldn't change anything right? Apart from vibs.
3) New spark plugs - Shouldn't affect performance / gas mileage? There's no knocking, it runs good.
Thanks for any input!
Well...your tires are smaller...so your engine is turning 1.3ish% more rpms at 100km/hr.
the tires are also pretty low pressure...pump those to about 37-40psi and you will see a big difference - tire pressure really effects your rolling resistance on the highway.
Give it a shot and see what happens.
the tires are also pretty low pressure...pump those to about 37-40psi and you will see a big difference - tire pressure really effects your rolling resistance on the highway.
Give it a shot and see what happens.
Well...your tires are smaller...so your engine is turning 1.3ish% more rpms at 100km/hr.
the tires are also pretty low pressure...pump those to about 37-40psi and you will see a big difference - tire pressure really effects your rolling resistance on the highway.
Give it a shot and see what happens.
the tires are also pretty low pressure...pump those to about 37-40psi and you will see a big difference - tire pressure really effects your rolling resistance on the highway.
Give it a shot and see what happens.
Thanks!
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