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180SX manual diff/fuel consumption info needed

46n2

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My 180SX has been converted to a manual before import..

I bought it a couple of months ago and I've been getting around the 300k mark per 30odd L of Ultimate... a friend told me his 180 used to do about 400/500k's per tank.. he also suggested that if it has the auto diff in it still, its probably why its guzzling fuel.. is that right? If I was to put a manual diff in it, will it have better fuel consumption or am I wasting my time? I'm not into roasting the car/siK burnouts etc.... so its nothing to do with that :)

Any info/help appreciated :P

Cheers

~hellrazorette/Kaz

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