We all know to save fuel you need a smaller carburetor

We all know to save fuel you need a smaller carburetor So I removed the carburetor and filled the intake manifold with a thick chain so there is no chance of the chain going into the system and then I refitted the carburetor I did this yesterday. I filled up my car and drove 60km and then I filled up again it used 4 liters it looks like it works It should of used 6 liters

My car is a Hyundai Accent 1.3 XS

How ever the performance is about half . But the topend is still there . It takes longer to get there .

can any one tell me if this is good or bad

My name is Jim

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That's about the opposite of using a spacer to increase the carb, right?

Doesn't that throw off the sensors, etc? And what about the extra weight factor?

If it was a Ford, especially a classic, I'd say it's a bad idea. But, hey, it's a ricer, right? : )

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JIM opined in news:cvvoj3$4ea$ snipped-for-privacy@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net:

Whatever turns you on...

I usually find my cars run better and get better mileage right after a wash, and interior detail.

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Spike

Why not just bolt a coffee can on the exhaust, that good for at least a

15-20 horsepower boost.

Some yellow stickers and a fire extinguisher will help too.

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Mine always work best just after I've made the deal to trade the beggars off -----

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The chain is + - half a meter in side the intake manifold to restrict the air and fuel flow from the carburetor so your intake has to be less I do a lot of highway driveing and I go well once Im up to speed

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K'laat'u Ba'radda NIchTO....

God, I hope you're old enough to remember that one...

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