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Old 12-14-2015, 06:15 AM   #26
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There seems to be a learning curve with these cars regarding engine rpm and shift points. When I purchased my 2002 base 4 yrs ago I averaged 17 mpg combined hwy/city. I am now averaging just over 21 mpg combined hwy/city.

More than any other car I've owned the 986 requires a period of time learning it's nuances before you can really experience it's performance capabilities.

I would reconsider your use of a K&N air filter. If too much oil is used it can end up on your MAF creating more problems.
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