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post May 31, 2008 - 1:05 AM
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ok if i drop in a 4afe what do you think my economy would be?
i mean of course ill rebuild it, and it'd be a 5speed.
my 7afe and i get about 30 mpg

they are just laying around victoria basically. and i can pick one up pretty easy


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post May 31, 2008 - 12:45 PM
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not a big difference in MPG at all actually, assuming both are mated to a 5spd manual trans then the 4afe would get on average 1-2 mpg better.


however the 4afe is a pretty anemic engine at any rpm, but especially down low in situations such as easing away from a stop or going up a hill without downshifting. the 7afe usually gets better real world MPG if you're used to having some torque. you'll find yourself revving the 4afe higher or downshifting more to get a satisfying amount of torque than you would with the 7afe.

i get 35 or better on the highway and 28-30 commuting stop and go 26 miles a day 5 days a week stop and go.


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