MDS good or bad
10-02-2006, 04:12 PM
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MDS good or bad well i know how it works.. by cuttin of spark and fuel to the cylinders that aren't needed at the time ....but with that said ...IMO i think that eventually if u drive the car slow and slow highways speeds the spark plugs and cylinders that r being used the most will f@@k up ...when power is needed and all 8 are on then the plugs that were used all the time aren't goin to have the same spark .....so this in turn would f@@k up the timin of the motor ...if i'm wrong bout this please enlighten me thanks
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LMAO,.....thats something that I thought about last year when I was doing some research on Dodge's MDS. I sympathize with you on this thought!
Everyone is soo excited about the fuel economy of these MDS's but I personally think that its an invitation for alot of consumer problems later on. Look its not like the huge improvement that we had when we switched over from a carburated motor to and EFI. I mean,.this can really screw **** up. The Idea is great,....I'm personally just gonna stay away from them.
LMAO,.....thats something that I thought about last year when I was doing some research on Dodge's MDS. I sympathize with you on this thought!
Everyone is soo excited about the fuel economy of these MDS's but I personally think that its an invitation for alot of consumer problems later on. Look its not like the huge improvement that we had when we switched over from a carburated motor to and EFI. I mean,.this can really screw **** up. The Idea is great,....I'm personally just gonna stay away from them.
10-02-2006, 04:45 PM
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