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You Don't Have to Buy a New Car to Get Better Gas Mileage

How to Improve Your Gas Mileage and Performance.
 

It all starts with racing. The racing industry has spent hundreds of millions of dollars in research and development to get the most power out of every drop of fuel. They have also dramatically reduced drag in every vehicle system to increase efficiency and make the cars faster. Your car, truck or SUV has the same major systems as the race cars that can be made more efficient to improve your gas mileage. You can use racing inspired products to get better gas mileage (instead of more speed) as long as you don't drive with the pedal to the metal like racers do. But that is only part of our complete program to increase gas mileage and performance.

An easy program with several free steps . The engineers at MPG Performance have combined race proven performance products and sound fuel efficiency methods into a complete program that increases gas mileage, horsepower, and saves you money on auto service. It is an easy 10 step program. Several of these steps will cost you nothing, but all will save you money in the long run. Try a free step today!
 

How Much Fuel is Your Vehicle Wasting?

Only about 15% of the energy from the fuel you put in your tank gets used to move your car down the road or run useful accessories, such as air conditioning (see diagram below). The rest of the energy is lost to engine and driveline inefficiencies.   - U.S. Department of Energy
 

You can reduce many of these energy losses to increase your gas mileage and get more power. Racers have been doing it for many years. The steps outlined below show you how to do it. With today's high gas prices, the sooner you get started, the more money you can save.

1. Correct Tire Pressure

This is one of easiest and free ways to improve gas mileage yet is often the most neglected maintenance item. Correct tire pressure is critical for good vehicle handling, gas mileage and safety. Keeping your tires properly inflated will improve your gas mileage by reducing rolling resistance. To your car, driving with under inflated tires is like the difference between walking in sand or on pavement. It takes a lot more energy to get around. Under inflated tires also run hotter and can overheat causing a blowout. But what is the right pressure to use and what is the only time you should check it? This page tells you how.

2. Fuel Efficient Driving

This step only requires a little thought and your right foot to save you a lot of money. And it is free. How you drive has a huge effect on your gas mileage and there are some very simple ways to make big improvements. Some of the items covered are the best speed to drive, when to use cruise control, how to handle traffic, and many more.

3. Clean Fuel System

Your engine needs a clean fuel system to make maximum performance and fuel economy. But gasoline and diesel fuel leave deposits that clog fuel injectors, fuel filters, and emission systems. In addition, combustion deposits build up on valves, pistons and ports. This results in less efficient combustion and wasted energy. Regular cleaning or your fuel injection system and combustion chambers is cheap, easy, and increases gas mileage and performance up to 5%

4. High Performance Air filter

Your engine uses power to suck air into it. Standard filters can become clogged and restrict airflow in only a few thousand miles and reduce your gas mileage and power by as much as 10%. High performance air filters have less restriction to air flow which increases fuel efficiency and power. There are many on the market that do this but most have a serious flaw: they are poor at filtering the air and allow a lot of wear causing dirt into your engine. And the more your engine wears the less efficient it becomes. We show you which filters work the best.

5. High Performance Spark Plugs

Power and efficiency in gasoline engines depends on consistently strong sparks. The intense heat of combustion degrades the performance of standard spark plugs causing them to make weaker sparks. They will still spark after 10,000 miles but it will be less intense and cause incomplete fuel combustion. In fact, very often a failed emissions test can be passed by just replacing the spark plugs.

NGK is the world leader in spark plugs and spark plug wires and makes some of the highest performance ones available covering nearly every type of vehicle. NGK has been producing world class products since 1936 and has dominated the world market. See if some are available for your vehicle.