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I didn't really see much change in the mileage. The overdrive just allowed me to drive faster. Same when I lost the overdrive. I went back to driving slower on the highway and with the slower speeds, mileage didn't drop much if any at all.





If you put an overdrive in and then spin your motor up to the same rpm (going faster than your comparison speed) then no you wont see a mpg gain. But, if you go THE SAME SPEED then all things being equal the rpms will be lower and that is where you get the mpg increase.

Last edited by 3XCHARM; 04/30/07 09:04 PM.

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