I once had a car that was almost completely stock. My best trip was 298miles on 3.82 gallons. Do the math...

 

My worst MPG between fill ups has been 13.5 avg. so far.

 

How many of the 298 miles were at the end of the tow hook?

 

zero

 

I didn't buy a Stang for the economy. I bought it for the wood I get when I drive it.

Don't sweat mods for economy. They'll cost you more for the mod than the cost of the fuel over the life of the car. Do your best to develop good driving habits that save gas so you'll feel a little better when you DO bury the pedal.

 

+1
But instead of ahem, wood, it's a warm little fuzzy feeling inside for me.

I like to let my pony cruise when I can to stretch the fuel, but when I step on the gas, it's on!

Didn't buy this car for gas economy either.. if I can get it, it's a plus, but I don't really sweat it either. I don't drive too much to begin with so it's not too big of a deal for me.

 

Ok my good Sir, you are now considered fixed and gtg. Sorry for the delay, nap time called lol. Now I can take your stang for another 666.6 miles to really fix it for you. It might not come back looking the same tho..

 

You just saved me A LOT of gas money. I owe you one lol

 

Really, MPGs are all about the driver and the tune, when I get to road tripping to Orlando, I get ~26mpg on the round trip, give or take a few tenths with ALL the mods listed in my sig. First trip I took there when the car was still stock with 3.31s I made ~25mpg on the round trip and that was with the 3.31s still in the car. A good tune and using that little thing called cruis control will help you save a lot on gas money lol

 

how much can underdrive pullies save you ?? how much do they cost?