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What should I do to my car to improve its performance?
Upgrading your car's air intake system can increase horsepower by up to 10-15%.
The wider and less restrictive the intake, the more efficiently the engine can breathe and generate power.
Replacing worn-out spark plugs can improve fuel efficiency by 3-4%.
Old plugs cause misfiring, wasting fuel and reducing engine performance.
Flushing and replacing your car's brake fluid every 2-3 years can improve brake responsiveness.
Brake fluid absorbs moisture over time, reducing its boiling point and effectiveness.
Tires with the proper inflation pressure can improve fuel economy by up to 3%.
Under-inflated tires create more rolling resistance, forcing the engine to work harder.
Using high-quality, synthetic engine oil can increase horsepower by 2-3% and improve fuel efficiency by 1-2% compared to conventional oils.
Removing unnecessary weight from your car, such as unused cargo or equipment, can improve acceleration and fuel economy.
Every 100 lbs of extra weight reduces fuel efficiency by about 1-2%.
Regularly cleaning your car's throttle body can improve throttle response and engine performance by removing built-up carbon deposits.
Upgrading to performance brake pads can reduce stopping distances by up to 10%, improving safety and allowing you to maintain higher speeds.
Installing a cold air intake system can increase airflow to the engine, potentially boosting horsepower and torque by 5-10%.
Properly aligning your car's wheels can improve fuel efficiency by up to 3% by reducing tire wear and rolling resistance.
Replacing your car's air filter every 12-15,000 miles can improve acceleration and fuel economy by allowing more air to reach the engine.
Using premium fuel, if recommended by the manufacturer, can increase horsepower by 2-3% and improve engine performance, especially in high-performance vehicles.
Upgrading to high-performance tires can improve cornering grip, acceleration, and braking, but may slightly reduce fuel efficiency.
Regular cleaning and maintenance of your car's fuel injectors can improve fuel atomization, leading to more complete combustion and better engine performance.
Replacing worn-out ignition coils can improve engine responsiveness and fuel efficiency by ensuring proper spark timing and combustion.
Installing a high-flow exhaust system can increase horsepower and torque by reducing backpressure, but may also increase noise levels.
Keeping your car's undercarriage clean, especially in winter, can prevent corrosion and maintain its structural integrity, improving long-term performance.
Using a fuel system cleaner periodically can help remove deposits from fuel injectors, improving fuel atomization and engine efficiency.
Upgrading to high-performance brake fluid with a higher boiling point can improve brake feel and fade resistance during aggressive driving.
Regularly cleaning and lubricating your car's suspension components can improve handling, ride quality, and tire wear.
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