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Installation of a Fuel Saver
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VjamesY
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Pick up only? bahahahaa
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If anything, there adding more weight, thus being less fuel economic.
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Thanks to everyone's smart ass responce besides acarmody.
Whoope do it's $50, get over it.
You never never know if you don't ever give it a go. If that bridge is still up for offer i'll gladly take it and sticking it where the sun don't shine buddy :boxing:
Whoope do it's $50, get over it.
You never never know if you don't ever give it a go. If that bridge is still up for offer i'll gladly take it and sticking it where the sun don't shine buddy :boxing:
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Hahaha, have fun with the fuel injection restrictor pal. Your car will run like a turd. Why would you buy a V6, then put a so called "fuel saver" on it. All it will do is restrict the flow of fuel to your injectors, and your car will drive like a haggard rat. Why not just buy a 4 cylinder if you are worried about the already low fuel consumption of a 3.8L Ecotec engine?
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