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Just less total weight. I seen something once talking about gas mileage for every like 100lbs you loose off your car you gain like 3% more fuel effiency. I have seen people toss their spare tire and everything.
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That Focus Guy
Drives: 2004 Focus RSVT Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: USA
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Less rotational weight has a larger effect than less total weight. It's the same thing as having a lightweight flywheel: your engine can rev faster because there's less resistance to it spinning. It doesn't increase horsepower or torque (except to the ground), but it does increase acceleration.
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