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Old 05-07-2006, 02:53 PM
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Default Re: How to increase HP and gas mileage in Tundra

OK. Here's another idea.

Fill the cab with helium balloons. If you have a camper shell on the back, so much the better. Fill the back with helium balloons too.

The Helium will help lift the truck off the highway a little, resulting in less rolling resistance in the tires, which translates to better milage.
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