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Old 27th December 2006, 17:18   #6
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depends how you use it.

Induction kit are (in theory) suppose to increase the flow of air into the engine.

As a result the fuel has to increased to match the air/fuel mixture. So if you boot it it'll improve performance - but hurt your MPG

However if you tickle the accelerator, the increased air will improve conbustion so you'll need less fuel to maintain your speed - hence better MPG.

Depends how you behave.

Open inductions will kill it as hot air will be entering the engine, not not a high density. there less fuel will be injected to match the air/fuel ratio.

etc

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