Well I've searched around and come up with these so far. But was wondering what may I have missed?

Plugs
Fuel Injector Cleaner
O2 Sensor
Cold Air Intake

Thanks <3

I'm not sure what kind car you have. I guess you have gt or gtp with 3.8 or supercharger engine. Get 3.1 engine from Ed at Cleveland, Ohio

Try to go 55 mph every highway and avoid rabbit jump. It works for me but I know everyone disagree with me.

Proper tire pressure

Ubend delete

shut the motor off at stoplights

lol turn motor off at stop light? Now that's great idea. I have to park it and stop like 40 seconds. When the light turn green. Oh it is time to start engine then shift to D. It might take like 15 seconds for that

Put it in neutral and cut the engine, and I don't know of many lights that run less than 60 seconds. A minute of idling x 10 stop lights is a lot of gas.

Alright, my tire pressure is good I just did that. And how much does a U-bend delete cost?

I've sat at lights for well over four minutes. Come hang out here in Atlanta and you can share in the misery.

wouldnt you think that turning the car off at every stop light would be killer on gas mileage due to having to start the car all the time? that seems like alota extra wear and tear than is needed. putting in N at a light makes better sence

I have half sister live in Atlanta. I went to Atlanta race track last Fall. I noticed the traffic was very heavy but it is still slowly moving around on weekend for race. I can't imagine how bad traffic on week only. I think they have like 6 lanes. That's insane. I'm glad I'm living in Ohio :-)

With modern fuel injection it doesn't take any extra gas to start. You will put a little more wear on the starter but that's it.

Old days with carbs it did take a little extra to start but even then it was better then just idling.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypermiling

http://www.hypermilingforum.com/

1. Accelerate very slowly
2. Avoid accelerating up hills at all costs
3. Start coasting if you see a yellow or red light ahead
4. Avoid drive thrus
5. Use A\C at highway speed if fan on high isn't confortable
6. Drive with windows down under 45 mph.
7. Make sure alignment is good
8. My car locks up the convertor in 4th gear at 43 mph, so I try and drive 44 in 40 zones and speed limit every where else.

My 03 GT is up at 26 MPG with 75% highway driving.

drive like a normal person and if you get lucky like i did this past week you can snatch 27mpg arounds town (i couldnt believe it)

Normal people don't drive for good mpg, steetshaker!!! Only Prius drivers, or those smart enough to know that the only way to see better gas prices is to drive very defensively.

No one said it, but you never tuned your car after that GPX sticker was applied to the car. That extra 20 hp gain you need to configure in the PCM!

driving with the perfomance shift saves me about 2 more miles per gallon...according to the display

i lost 2 mpg driving with perf. shit on