+3 Mpgs with Airaid!!!
I know there has been a lot of discussion and props given to Airaid ... well I installed mine last weekend and needed to post. A few months ago I calculated 11.1 mpgs after adding 265/75/16 BFG A/Ts with hard city driving in my auto w/ 4:10s. After 75 miles of highway/city driving with the new Airaid CAI I calculated 15.3 mpgs. This is no joke ... maybe I just got lucky, but figured you all should know. Sounds great too. Best $225 ever spent.
ive got a 6 speed with the 32" tires and 4:10 gears, i was getting like16.5 mpg before i put the airaid intake on and im pretty dissapointed than now im only getting like 17!!:sad: but i broke the housing for the temp sensor when reinstalling it, could that be broken to the point that it would cause the gain to stay minimal?
I know there has been a lot of discussion and props given to Airaid ... well I installed mine last weekend and needed to post. A few months ago I calculated 11.1 mpgs after adding 265/75/16 BFG A/Ts with hard city driving in my auto w/ 4:10s. After 75 miles of highway/city driving with the new Airaid CAI I calculated 15.3 mpgs. This is no joke ... maybe I just got lucky, but figured you all should know. Sounds great too. Best $225 ever spent.
I don't think my speedometer was affected too much by the tires. also, I broke the housing on the temp sensor as well, but secured it w/ some electrical tape. How would that affect mpg's? I know what some are saying about the trip calc., but it is a relative 1st and 2nd read. As far as only going 75 miles ... yeah, it's leveling off some (about 14.8 now), but still suprisingly good compared to where I was at.
but i did my calculations with a calculator, and the jeep's computer is always wrong by like 2 or 3 mpgs
(If you are looking for a difference in the jeep's computer, then try resetting the mpgs with the button just like you do with the tripometor. if you havnt done so already)
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Yeah, my mpg comp is off by 2 mpgs. And so far I think the temp sensor is secure. I've also reset the mpg comp after both the tires and the airaid. It is reading most accurately now. The city/highway driving in no way fluxuates 3 mpgs ... never has. At best it has changed by 1 mpg or so. I've been back to the hard city driving so I will do another calculation for y'all. My guess is that I will be up by at least 2 mpgs still.
I dont care if I get better MPG or worse. I installed the Airaid and love the driveability now. I also installed a Dynomax cat-back and below 3grand where it struggled before is night and day different. Has lots more torque off the start. Chrysler really detuned these things from the factory.


