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    Does a test pipe increase or decrease gas mileage on a all motor car? I've heard it does and doesn't. I think it does since there is less back pressure. Just trying to squeeze more miles out of my car since I drive so much. Let me know what yall think.

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    I would say yea. But it would be a guess


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    ^^ same here but i might be wrong plus ur car is going to loud ass fuck now

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    your mileage may go down because it will have a little more power and you'll probably be enjoying said increase in power (even though it won't be substantial).
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