chevyguy1990

someone told me that if you get an intake and not an exhaust, your gas mileage will go right down the drain. Is this true?

BlkSS4dr

ehhh...My gas milage suck before just intake and it sucks the same now...
Side note where at in PA?

chevyguy1990

south of erie

eazyasone23

oh u guys are both far from me

wbrault

i put a intake and exhaust on my car and my mpg went up 2 on the average

knatsabooh

doesn't make a big diff imo.

Brian MP5T

Un Noticable..

7Thirty

MPG's are "supposed" to go up but on this car u probably wont notice a difference...ive only seen i very noticeable difference when i did it on vehicles with a v-6(the only other types ive done) like my chevy blazer and my bro's accord. My blazer jumpe up about 3mpgs and throttle response got a LOT better

chevytech329

I think gas mileage has more to do with driving style (city v highway, how fast you take

off at every stop, how far you coast before you stop, etc) then mods. I have added

a CAI and GM stage 2 and my mileage has stayed the same (checking with every

fill up using miles driven and gas used).

Im averaging 27-28 mpg

fyi

chevyguy1990

thanx guys, i didn't think it would affect my mpg, but i just wanted to make sure.

XM15

Anytime you make it easier for your engine to work, it only helps. But with a four cylinder the effects probably aren't that much anyway.