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Originally Posted by smoky02
Maybe I'm still young...at 28, but why was this a problem?
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You took the sentence out of the paragraph, the paragraph was referring to gas mileage. When you get on the gas pedal more, your gas mileage decreases.
If you want to convert to TPI solely for the increase in gas mileage, forget it. If you want to do it for the experience, the cool factor, and the low end torque, then go for it. I am skeptical on the 19-20 mpg estimate. I found mine to be closer to 15. Throw in a 700r4 and a light foot, and I think 17-18 is possible. Throw an extremely conservative driver behind the wheel, and then you may start to hit 19-20 mpg. But, it's tough to do, because it's so fun to drive.
