DESCRIPTION

The "MAXAMILE" is a Gas Pedal Regulator that can be mounted under the gas pedal of your vehicle to regulate the travel of the  pedal. 

It is simply installed by drilling two holes and bolting to the floor of the vehicle.  If you can change the oil in your vehicle and can drill a 1/4" hole in sheet metal, you should be able to install the "MAXAMILE" yourself.  If you don't possess these skills, have a mechanic install it for you. 
                   

The "MAXAMILE" comes with hardware for mounting and the height is adjustable from 2 inches to 3-1/2 inches, allowing it to fit under most gas pedals.  When properly adjusted the gas pedal comes into contact with the top of the booster, ideally around 2,000 RPMS. 

It has a spring loaded booster which will allow the gas pedal to be pushed further, if needed. This allows the engine to turn near 3,000 RPMS, for quicker acceleration and more power.  The "MAXAMILE" is totally adjustable by the consumer for optimum performance on their individual vehicle.  

"MAXAMILE" ideally targets vehicles rated with high horse power and low MPG. 

WHAT CHANGES WILL I NOTICE?

To benefit from the savings that "MAXAMILE" will generate, it is necessary to understand the minor driving changes you will experience.  Besides the obvious savings at the pump, your old habits of quick accelerations should be a thing of the past.  

First impressions will be a slower more controlled take off.   After your vehicle up-shifts into higher gear you will find that there is little difference in your driving experience.  Give yourself at least a week to adjust to this change.  Remember to take extra care when accelerating in traffic. 

In no time your habits will be re-wired and you will find yourself becoming a more considerate and safer driver.  You will notice that the gas pedal is a little stiffer and a slight increase in pressure is needed. 

At higher speeds, such as interstate driving, you can bypass the "MAXAMILE" completely by using your cruise control.  When doing so, remember that speeds over 60 miles an hour yield decreased gas savings.