MPG's

[Burton58]

You're not gonna get better than last time. Winter blend of gas robs mpgs

x2. winter gas makes my car lose so much power

[Mike]

when do they switch over to winter blend? Not even sure if they consider it winter here in VA yet, still in the 60s and 70s

[Burton58]

all stations are usually switched by the end of october. you could run super in the thing on the way up here

[Mike]

all stations are usually switched by the end of october. you could run super in the thing on the way up here

would super help me in the MPG's? I dont know if it would be worth the extra MPG's for the extra money. Im paying like 2.30 a gallon for reg.

[XJtheXtremeJeep]

Super will help with MPG's it helped me out alot, also dont over inflate your tires that will actually hurt you, its been proven on a few sites, maybe do some new spark plugs, clean the air filter and a fresh oil change.

[Burton58]

would super help me in the MPG's? I dont know if it would be worth the extra MPG's for the extra money. Im paying like 2.30 a gallon for reg.

if i recall super is a .20 -.30 difference. it will help with MPG's but enough to warrant the costs? doubtful

[wannabejeep]

I think im gonna do the seafoam, i was just wondering how bad its gonna smoke? I dont think given my location the neighbors will like it very much if my jeep is making clouds of smoke.

I dunno about the benefits of seafoam, but it will smoke like a bastard. White smoke everywhere.

[justtorchit]

putting super in your jeep prolly won't improve ur gas milage... the 4.0 is designed to run on 87 or better octane... it aint a Ferrari

[Mike]

putting super in your jeep prolly won't improve ur gas milage... the 4.0 is designed to run on 87 or better octane... it aint a Ferrari

Ive never ran anything but 87 in it.

[Burton58]

found this online about seafoam as i was saying. many people use it with high mileage yielding great success though. it says it can clog injectors, o2 and cats, but isn't too common. also you have to change your oil after doing it

"I'd try the LiquiMoly Engine Flush instead. It's not nearly as harsh, and I've seen greater gains on cars by using the Engine Flush than the Seafoam. Contrary to what people say, you CAN do harm to your engine by using this on high mileage engines. If your engine is worn, you can cause leaks to open up by removing the carbon deposits that were previously sealing them."

[Ktmracer419]

buy a corolla

[Mike]

its a one time deal, last time the jeep will ever be stock again, and wanna try and pull one last insane mileage run before I never get good gas mileage again ever.

[Ktmracer419]

swap a corolla drivetrain in it

[Mike]

nah homie

[XJtheXtremeJeep]

or swap in toyota or nissan diesel and get sick mpg's and have more torque