Best Programmer and Cold Air Kit for 2014 Chevy Silverado 1500 to Help with Fuel Mileage
Updated 09/28/2020 | Published 09/24/2020 >
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I own a 2014 Chevy Silverado High Country with the 6.2L with only 38,000 miles. The truck runs perfect. I dont tow anything, but simply want better fuel economy. What do you recommend for that to happen? I do not have a lead foot, and drive it conservatively. Thanks,
asked by: Alan B
Expert Reply:
For just a programmer that would give you the fuel mileage savings you are looking for the SuperChips part # SU2845 is the most efficient solution. It's the best priced solution and does not come with anything else like the # EP85350 which gives you the same tunes but also doubles as a monitoring system.
The best overall solution would be the programmer with cold air intake kit part # SU2845-P11 which will help your fuel mileage in two ways. With a more efficient tune and an intake system that allows the vehicle to breath a little easier which also helps.
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