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Hey Seer1 ... How you been ????
I just installed the Ripp Supercharger and Immediately saw a 2.5 MPG improvement on the in dash computer and that was 30+ miles in town and a little heavy footin it !!!!
For the money and time invested for fuel economy ........ The SC ( imho) is the way to go !!!!
I just installed the Ripp Supercharger and Immediately saw a 2.5 MPG improvement on the in dash computer and that was 30+ miles in town and a little heavy footin it !!!!
For the money and time invested for fuel economy ........ The SC ( imho) is the way to go !!!!
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I'm leaning towards the RIPP SC. Of course if I did that my better half would be somewhat less than pleased with me. Maybe next year; after she finishes digesting everything I did this year.
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Honestly I would expect it to improve. I really have to keep my foot in the pedal to keep it moving. When a rig is underpowered the mileage suffers.
Case in point. My wife bought a Saturn Vue: The 140 horsepower 4 Cyl got 29 mpg on the highway, the 250 hp 6 cyl got 30 mpg on the highway. In test driving the 4 cyl felt like it was really lugging all the time but the 6 cyl feels just right.
Case in point. My wife bought a Saturn Vue: The 140 horsepower 4 Cyl got 29 mpg on the highway, the 250 hp 6 cyl got 30 mpg on the highway. In test driving the 4 cyl felt like it was really lugging all the time but the 6 cyl feels just right.