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Message: [QUOTE="wildbill963258, post: 1166796, member: 18400"] its not just the intake if you feed any engine more and colder it will perform more efficiently if you only upgrade the evrything that has to deal with air going into or out of the engine. by doing so you lean the engine out therefore it burns more fuel efficiently therefore getting better mpg down the highway. until you put a sky high lift and big tires on it or you increase the amount of fuel goin into the engine as well then your fuel mileage will either flatten out or decrease. diesels are more fuel efficient than gas engines because they're run by pure compression not compression and spark. [/QUOTE]

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