Modifications that improve fuel efficiency

AIR movement plays an integral part in a vehicle’s fuel consumption.

As the vehicle moves forward, optimal aerodynamics help to not only stabilise a vehicle but also lower the drag caused by cutting through air.

Lower air drag translates to lower fuel consumption. Below is a list of things that help achieve that. Lower your vehicle

Add side skirts

Tuck up the exhaust system Use a diffuser to direct the air coming out from under the vehicle

Install underbody panels so that air flows smoother under the car Install front air dam that reduces the amount of air flowing under the vehicle

Use an active suspension system that lowers the vehicle when it is cruising at high speed

Use active grille vents that close when the vehicle is being driven at high speed Take off the roof rack Wind up your windows Use narrower tyres Cover your alloy wheels or use flush discs

For pick-up trucks, install a truck bed cover