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Default Re: How to increase HP and gas mileage in Tundra

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Originally Posted by hessobig
a governor would be a handy tool for keeping gas mileage down. i dont know how easily sumthin like that could be installed or if its even realistic, but maybe give it an on/off switch just to keep you from "accidentally" going 80+ on the highway.
You already have that. It is called a "Cruise Control."
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