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by qwerty on March 7th, 2009
I doubt it would pay itself off, funny thing though I had a 97 4.6 when i bought a 99 5.4 I got better mileage with the larger engine, the 4.6 always seemed to downshift alot when driving around town
by skidmarks on March 7th, 2009
with having 2 cats and 2 collectors =4 u can remove the muffler totally and put in just a piece of pipe. also remove the rear collectors and have the stock cats. but have to have the two cats or it wont run right. computer stuff
by Darryl61 on August 31st, 2008
A free flow exhaust system will improve performance somewhat which in the long run will increase mileage. Replacing the stock air cleaner with a K&N or equivalent at the same time is also a good idea. Don't expect a miracle though. With both of these mods you will probably on get a 1 or 2 mpg increase.
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