Better MPG and Better Performance
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Better MPG and Better Performance
I have tested different setups and i have found a way to increase mpg out of dodge products. the best results come from the v8's (5.2,5.9,4.7 & 5.7) you can use this application in v6's (2.7,3.5,3.6) but not as good in result.
i have a 2003 dodge ram 4.7l v8 and i currently get 20 mpg http://www.fuelly.com/car/dodge/ram_...3/plus4/206717... and i haven't lost horsepower or acceleration my best is 23 mpg. its simple process to get more horsepower and mpg.
all you have to do is reduce the load on the motor. my normal load is 4% at start-up and at warm 3% normal city driving 5% to 8% load. freeway 12% to 16% load.
(you can monitor your engine load and real time mpg and your average miles by using ScanGauge below picture)
Normal air filter system is designed to reduce air intake, a cold air intake can rob you of mpg if you don't watch your foot on the pedal. You can take off the normal air filter system back to the Resonator (in-front of your throttle-body if you wish you can remove it but you gain more mpg keeping it on) replace it with a microfiber cloth.
In City i Shift at 1000 to 1500 RPM, On freeway i shift at 1500 to 2000 RPM.
Also if your dodge has 20" inch rims those rob you of 3 to 4mpg easy it adds alot of rolling resistance.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/403684...00-regular-cab my current setup on ram
Keep:
Resonator
Remove:
Upper cover Air Box
Air Filter element
Lower cover Air Box
Air cleaner hose
Replace with:
MircoFiber Cloth 75/25 Blend
(continue reading about microfiber http://www.ercwipe.com/benefits-of-microfiber.html )
Paper (cellulose) - Most common (below).
May clog faster than synthetic. Will expand and restrict flow when wet.
Oiled Cotton - K&N and others. (below)
Better flow, less filtering.
MicroFiber (below)
Better airflow and filtering. The revolutionary technology and effectiveness of the microfiber lies in the construction of each strand. Each microscopic strand of microfiber has been split, creating millions of tiny hooks that attract, absorb and remove all kinds of dirt, dust and bacteria. Each strand of fiber is shaped like a wedge, trapping the dirt until it is washed. Since the dirt gets trapped in the fibers, the same microfiber cloth or mop head can be used for a longer period of time cleaning larger surface areas before having to be laundered. Each square inch of microfiber contains approximately 90,000 fibers.
i have a 2003 dodge ram 4.7l v8 and i currently get 20 mpg http://www.fuelly.com/car/dodge/ram_...3/plus4/206717... and i haven't lost horsepower or acceleration my best is 23 mpg. its simple process to get more horsepower and mpg.
all you have to do is reduce the load on the motor. my normal load is 4% at start-up and at warm 3% normal city driving 5% to 8% load. freeway 12% to 16% load.
(you can monitor your engine load and real time mpg and your average miles by using ScanGauge below picture)
Normal air filter system is designed to reduce air intake, a cold air intake can rob you of mpg if you don't watch your foot on the pedal. You can take off the normal air filter system back to the Resonator (in-front of your throttle-body if you wish you can remove it but you gain more mpg keeping it on) replace it with a microfiber cloth.
In City i Shift at 1000 to 1500 RPM, On freeway i shift at 1500 to 2000 RPM.
Also if your dodge has 20" inch rims those rob you of 3 to 4mpg easy it adds alot of rolling resistance.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/403684...00-regular-cab my current setup on ram
Keep:
Resonator
Remove:
Upper cover Air Box
Air Filter element
Lower cover Air Box
Air cleaner hose
Replace with:
MircoFiber Cloth 75/25 Blend
(continue reading about microfiber http://www.ercwipe.com/benefits-of-microfiber.html )
Paper (cellulose) - Most common (below).
May clog faster than synthetic. Will expand and restrict flow when wet.
Oiled Cotton - K&N and others. (below)
Better flow, less filtering.
MicroFiber (below)
Better airflow and filtering. The revolutionary technology and effectiveness of the microfiber lies in the construction of each strand. Each microscopic strand of microfiber has been split, creating millions of tiny hooks that attract, absorb and remove all kinds of dirt, dust and bacteria. Each strand of fiber is shaped like a wedge, trapping the dirt until it is washed. Since the dirt gets trapped in the fibers, the same microfiber cloth or mop head can be used for a longer period of time cleaning larger surface areas before having to be laundered. Each square inch of microfiber contains approximately 90,000 fibers.
Last edited by plus4; 07-07-2014 at 08:07 PM.
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