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Remove rear drive shaft for better mpg????
Has anyone tried removing their rear drive shaft to improve gas mileage?
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Re: Remove rear drive shaft for better mpg????
The RL automatically starts off in 4WD from a standstill... Switches to AWD and at highway speeds goes into FWD..... It automatically does this for you...
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Re: Remove rear drive shaft for better mpg????
Just when I thought I'd heard everything.....
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Shovelhd media installation thread Gary Flint on gas mileage: "A Honda engine is not fully broke in until it has between 7-10,000 miles on the vehicle (depending on the manufacturing tolerances). Do not worry about achieving your optimum fuel economy until you get the vehicle broke-in according to the recommended guidelines described in your owners manual." |
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Re: Remove rear drive shaft for better mpg????
Ahhhh or get 4 of those little skinny space saver tires that have the same outer diameter as the stock 17 inch tires? Little skinny tires like the ones on a solar powered vehicle. That ought to help some too.
Last edited by OwnerCS : 06-03-2008 at 08:53 PM. |
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Re: Remove rear drive shaft for better mpg????
what in the nine hells would make you want to remove the rear drive shaft?
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Re: Remove rear drive shaft for better mpg????
just ride a rodie bike, it will save you gas, its allot healthier, and eviromentally friendly. Do bring a change of clothes and some deodarant and cologne.
Seriously, don't touch that. its like asking do i need spark plugs to run on an all automatic engaging engine and transmission wheel drive system?
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I do not think that even on other 4WD trucks removing a drive shaft would make much difference. You still have the weight of the extra differential and drive axles. And they would still turn unless you have locking hubs.
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