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Old 05-12-2008, 02:19 PM
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I wash underneath the truck so I can get more aerodynamic and make sure that all tire pressure are 37psi for better mpg.
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Things you can do are a sweet new K&N filter, new spark plugs, and regular maintenance

I'm not sure if the 4 cyl has the air box, or the circular filters, I havent seen a 4cyl in a while now
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i have heard several of you mention "the airbox mod", but i see most if not all of the posts refer to v6 models. does this work for the 2.4 liter 4 cyl? if so, what is the mod?? if not, what can i do to this poor little motor (on a low budget) to increase HP and/or gas milage?
Either way you look at it, doing an air box mod is just making it easier to get air into the motor. This usually doesnt do tone for HP or MPG unless you do your exaust too(I have yet to do). If your 4 banger has any type of restrictions in the intake system you can do some kind of mod. Weather that be removing baffles or cutting holes into the bottom of intake box.. Be creative. Look on the 4 cyl threads for air box mods that have already been done. Or Be the leader! Do your mods take pictures and post HOW-TO's. Best of luck!
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