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Popular Mechanics article on fuel savers
interesting reading on several of the gizmos on the market that claim to increase mileage
http://www.popularmechanics.com/auto...y/1802932.html
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''PM automotive guru Mike Allen fuels up a 5.4-liter Ford F-350 pickup on the chassis dyna-mometer''




humm sure looks like a f-150 to me. but still a ok read. thanks for posting this
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I didn't catch that little oops of theirs! Might be that he's an "automotive guru" and not a "truck guru"...or maybe he's a Chebby guy.
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