Saving gas

I fill up every 4 days. 3 if its windy.

 

I bought a bed cover (Diamondback) now im getting 26mpg!

 

I didnt notice that much of a power gain, and well for similar results Ill save my $30 a week for something else.

 

wut

I know what my next thread is gonna be about.

 

Seems legit

 

Oh and Im running 87P

 

Maybe with that and OVTune we'll be pushing 30mpgs?

 

At a minimum!

 

What do you think muh hps gon' look like? 320?

 

Sometimes I'll dilute my gas with distilled water, I just eyeball it, but I'm guessing about a 5 gas to 1 water ratio. Have seen massive increases in performance and mpg, could just be my new windshield wipers though.

 

With these hemi's? At least 400 at the front wheels. 'Aint Skeered!

 

I reckon we can add a pedal commander and push 9 seconds at the quarter mile

 

Perfect. I live my life one quarter mile at a time.

 

I have also noticed an increase in fuel economy if I just do all my driving in 6th gear, from start to stop. Haven't tried reverse yet, can anyone chime in about this?

 

On a more serious note, since I've let Jesus take the wheel, I get free gas.

 

Yeah...if I was filling up that often, I'd stick to 87 octane and toss a bottle of treatment in the tank once in a while. Debates are plentiful on which treatment to use, I used the Chevron Techron treatment in my old vehicle once every 5k and it seemed to stay reliable.

 

I guess it cant hurt to switch it up every once in a while

 

still runs, 98 Dakota with a little over 300k. runs great, only issues have ever been fairly routine (water pump and 2 alternators).

 

I'm willing to bet 99% of people that get 200k+ in their cars & trucks have absolutely no idea about fuel additives or what 'tier' they get their gas from. One of my friends is an engineer at a Chevron refinery here in CA and when I brought up the question of which is best he flat out told me to just buy whatever is cheapest and keep it at 87.

 

What kind of engineer is he? Petroleum? Software? Civil? Need context before I can commit to retiring 3 weeks earlier.