I have a 2013 F150 5.0 with a KN&N CAI installed. I'm wanting to know if this specific product will not only work but what an average mpg increase is?
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This device did not work as advertised and when manufacturer was contacted absolutely nothing was resolved. Save your money.
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Mpg won't really increase to make a huge difference. My silverado went up by maybe .5 mpg that's it.
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I have an 09 f150 with the 5.4. I've got the Edge CTS, a K&N; CAI, throttle body spacer, and custom exhaust. If I drive with a light foot I see anywhere from 15-17 city and I've gotten 23 hwy with it set to "economy." On the hwy though, anything above about 70 MPH and you won't see that good. I did tow a 4 place Seadoo trailer from CA to Utah and was getting 19 mpg using the "towing" program. The programmer is compatible with the K&N; intake. When you run the setup you can select between a couple different CAI's and it will configure the tune for it. Overall I'm pretty happy with it and seen 3-4 mpg increase on both city and hwy. Hope that helps. I have an 09 f150 with the 5.4. I've got the Edge CTS, a K&N; CAI, throttle body spacer, and custom exhaust. If I drive with a light foot I see anywhere from 15-17 city and I've gotten 23 hwy with it set to "economy." On the hwy though, anything above about 70 MPH and you won't see that good. I did tow a 4 place Seadoo trailer from CA to Utah and was getting 19 mpg using the "towing" program. The programmer is compatible with the K&N; intake. When you run the setup you can select between a couple different CAI's and it will configure the tune for it. Overall I'm pretty... » Read More I have an 09 f150 with the 5.4. I've got the Edge CTS, a K&N; CAI, throttle body spacer, and custom exhaust. If I drive with a light foot I see anywhere from 15-17 city and I've gotten 23 hwy with it set to "economy." On the hwy though, anything above about 70 MPH and you won't see that good. I did tow a 4 place Seadoo trailer from CA to Utah and was getting 19 mpg using the "towing" program. The programmer is compatible with the K&N; intake. When you run the setup you can select between a couple different CAI's and it will configure the tune for it. Overall I'm pretty happy with it and seen 3-4 mpg increase on both city and hwy. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Please, do not treat this as a counteradvertising, but I did not feel any difference in the 'economy mode'. Perhaps, I did something wrong with setup or do not know something important.
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I have a 2011 Eco boost with with volant air intake. I have consistently got 2 MPG better, than without.
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I installed this in my 1999 2wd 4door and you definitely feel a difference. It's best paired with an aftermarket exhaust system. Together, you get better throttle response, torque and a small increase in fuel economy. Unfortunately I can't provide numbers other than about 2 mpg better than when my truck was stock. Blazerforum.com has a lot of members that can help give you more accurate numbers if you need. Good luck!
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I have a 99 Silverado 1500 5.3L and i was getting 18 MPG. However i put a 6" lift with 35" tires on it. My MPG dropped down around 13. After i put the programmer on i usually get 15 MPG driving conservatively. However, after i perform a oil and oil filter change, and clean my K&N; air filter i will get a high 17 MPG for several fill ups then it starts dropping to 15.
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I did a few things all at once, adding the Airaid was one of them along with cat. back exhaust system. I do get a little better gas mileage, I have less low in torque but more top end. I am happy with it overall, it did change the sound of the car a little. I don't know if this helped at all
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I thought I might have seen a 1 mpg increase in the early months, but now I'm not sure if that was maybe due to something else. I haven't really seen anything that would indicate a significant decrease, either.Probably I'd say if there is a difference it's not much more than 1 mpg either way. I do mostly drive the truck around town, though and when I do take it on longer trips, I get away from using CA gas, which usually increases my mileage regardless of anything else due to lower ethanol content.
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Yeah I just bought this for my brother for Christmas. He has a 2007 5.3 sierra 1500. This is a awesome product. You should expect about 30 hp and 2 mpg more than stock. Main difference is in the transmission shift points it keep pulling through the gears. Unlike stock where the shifts are really smooth and you feel like your losing power. Also there are a ton of extra gauges and features to help track your trucks performance.
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It performs great. Gas mileage wise, about 1-2mpg improvement as far as maintaining the MPG vs it varying with out it. Noise is minimal if you open the rear sliding glass. Also that noise is only at highway speeds. Otherwise you don't hear a thing. If you don't do the cut out as directed on the newer F150s it will move ever so slightly. Also, if it isn't tightened down all the way it can shift side to side at highway speeds. Hope this helps.
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First, the Superchips Vivid Linq does work with your 2013 F150 5.0L. As for mileage increases, results will vary depending on the vehicle and driver. I tell my customers that normally you will see about a 10% increase in mileage along with the increase in HP and torque. Some customers see more than that, and some claim they don't get that much. Rob Vehicle Programmers
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Yes. Your MPG will increase and you will feel the difference in acceleration.
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I didnt notice any change on MPG. I have a dodge ram 1500 5.7 and always get 12.9 around town and and roughly 17 highway. My tires are now a year old and look as good as when i put them on.
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I got about 1-2 mpg extra on the performance tune... with a gentle right foot. Heavy right foot... not so much of a gain!
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It will make a performance upgrade but at close to 4000 Rpms you'll feel a little more power , but with cold air intake it's usually good to put throttle body spacer mass airflow sensor and other intake upgrades to go along with your k and n cold air intake
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I have a 2012 F-150 Ecoboost with an AFE intake on it. I managed to pick up about 2 mpg on the highway with the SCT tune. That's the performance tune, not the economy one. In town, I haven't noticed much but I also have a heavy foot so I'm not surprised.I'd gauge your potential mileage based on your driving style. If you're in town and heavy on the pedal, it might actually get worse or just not improve. If you're doing more highway and you know how Cruise Control works, you will probably pick up a few MPG. A recent trip from Chicago to Michigan had me doing 22mpg, better than my truck has ever gotten before. That was with the cruise locked in at 75 most of the way, running 93 octane and the performance tune. I have a 2012 F-150 Ecoboost with an AFE intake on it. I managed to pick up about 2 mpg on the highway with the SCT tune. That's the performance tune, not the economy one. In town, I haven't noticed much but I also have a heavy foot so I'm not surprised.I'd gauge your potential mileage based on your driving style. If you're in town and heavy on the pedal, it might actually get worse or just not improve. If you're doing more highway and you know how Cruise Control works, you will probably pick up a few MPG. A recent trip from Chicago to Michigan had me doing 22mpg, better than my... » Read More I have a 2012 F-150 Ecoboost with an AFE intake on it. I managed to pick up about 2 mpg on the highway with the SCT tune. That's the performance tune, not the economy one. In town, I haven't noticed much but I also have a heavy foot so I'm not surprised.I'd gauge your potential mileage based on your driving style. If you're in town and heavy on the pedal, it might actually get worse or just not improve. If you're doing more highway and you know how Cruise Control works, you will probably pick up a few MPG. A recent trip from Chicago to Michigan had me doing 22mpg, better than my truck has ever gotten before. That was with the cruise locked in at 75 most of the way, running 93 octane and the performance tune. « Show Less
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I use it on my 09 Charger R/T and with all the options i can run a 1/4 in 12.1 secs. you have to bring your vehicle to a dyno to get your hp/torque. Mpg is based on your driving habits so you still wouldnt get an accurate answer. But with my 5.7L V8, when i use the mpg booster i can get about 25-26mpg on highway, 16-17city. But thats with a CAI and exhaust. If you do plan on using this tuner for your vehicle, i would recommend you plan on putting a performance a CAI and exhaust on your vehicle To get the most out of the tuner for the cost. You will also get more power and mpg with a CAI and a performance exhaust.
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I have an '06 F150 with a 5.4 and it fits mine like a glove. Amazing sound and performance (I already had straight pipes but the CAI made it sound even better). Also, if you live somewhere you can buy pure gasoline (no ethanol), you will really see the mpg help. I get 1-2 miles per gallon more than I did before the CAI. I have a 27 gallon tank, but it is the equivalent of having a 29 gallon tank with the extra miles. Back to your question, YES it should fit your '08 truck. You can check on www.autoanything.com or even the K&N; website and make sure the model number fits your truck then order it from amazon.com I believe that's what I did. I have an '06 F150 with a 5.4 and it fits mine like a glove. Amazing sound and performance (I already had straight pipes but the CAI made it sound even better). Also, if you live somewhere you can buy pure gasoline (no ethanol), you will really see the mpg help. I get 1-2 miles per gallon more than I did before the CAI. I have a 27 gallon tank, but it is the equivalent of having a 29 gallon tank with the extra miles. Back to your question, YES it should fit your '08 truck. You can check on www.autoanything.com or even the K&N; website and make sure the model number fits your truck then order... » Read More I have an '06 F150 with a 5.4 and it fits mine like a glove. Amazing sound and performance (I already had straight pipes but the CAI made it sound even better). Also, if you live somewhere you can buy pure gasoline (no ethanol), you will really see the mpg help. I get 1-2 miles per gallon more than I did before the CAI. I have a 27 gallon tank, but it is the equivalent of having a 29 gallon tank with the extra miles. Back to your question, YES it should fit your '08 truck. You can check on www.autoanything.com or even the K&N; website and make sure the model number fits your truck then order it from amazon.com I believe that's what I did. « Show Less
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You may get 1 or 2 mpg better but its not a guarantee. Mostly depends on how you drive, how long and often you idle the truck and also fuel quality.
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K&N says no but it is highly recommended. It wont damage anything without a tune but youll get the most out of it with one. If you just have this intake and the rest of the car is stock, the computer will try and re-learn the Air/fuel ratio and adjust automatically. But again, its always HIGHLY recommended to get a tune in search of power.