Hypermiling with Outlanders
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I have read that fuels best temp for combustion is like 400 or something degrees maybe higher. Way hotter than what an engine can handle. Thats from what I can remember. A water injection system will help cool you down. Its on the STI from the factory Im not sure if it was on every year but I have seen a few that it was on. Turbos hate the heat and cools them down giving you more power.
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Cold air can get you more power, but hot air will give you more more mileage. Hot air is less dense, so the less fuel to keep the air/fuel ratio
My top 2 tips for good mileage:
slow down
drive as if you had no brakes..(anticipate traffic/stoplights and coast as much as possible before you stop)
My top 2 tips for good mileage:
slow down
drive as if you had no brakes..(anticipate traffic/stoplights and coast as much as possible before you stop)
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I think the 04+ models got the 4G69, not sure though, but the mileage per gallon wasnt so good, and from my own personal experience I never managed to get any were near close to the MPG that was advertised and I was "hypermilling".
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like said above, it is a 2003 with a 100k on it.....i got a few issuse with the car.....so im trying to piece all the info together to get it back on the road right......im not sure what the diff is between 4g64 or 4g69? but i think im off to the dealer soon.....