Cool hi tech car accessories

Use the Perfect Ride for Your Job

It might be the greatest fuel-saver, although it may seem like a no-brainer: Why take a gas-guzzling SUV when a smaller, more is going to do to function? And you'll not only save on gas, but in addition wear-and-tear on your vehicle, if carpooling or public transportation is an alternative.

Drivemocion D.B.D car signal

What it is: An LED sign that tells the person to prevent being a dick Following a long, hard day of work, what's much better than using a remote-controlled LED sign that is animated on standby, ready to flip drivers off at a minute's notice to you? You will find over 50 different faces and words with which to express your dismay at the person behind you, and none of them involve you turning around.

Pedal Lights

Some drivers set up visibility of a place to increase although pedal lighting make to any vehicle. The metal pedals fit over the present set of the car, making setup simple. The light up silver or blue, helping drivers to make sure they're pressing on the pedal that is right.

Headlights and Taillights

Cars come with orange standard red, and headlights and taillights. However, for some car enthusiasts, changing their look is attractive. There are kits available that transform taillights and headlights into those that have beam layout or a halo effect. Consumers buy the kits based on the make of the automobile since most of cars' headlights and taillights are not the same.

See your speed

Gas mileage usually peaks at a speed of 40-55 mph (64-89 km/h) while using your automobiles top gear.     It can vary between cars based on engine the gearing, weight and drag, but following 60 miles it declines appreciably. Recent research  from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory comparing the gas market of 74 vehicles at speeds of 50, 60, 70 and 80 mph indicates each extra mph reduces fuel economy. More simply put, from 50 to 60 mph fuel economy drops by 12%, from 50 to 70 miles it drops by 25 percent, and by 50 to 80 miles it drops by 36 percent. If you are a bit of a lead foot in the highway, slowing down will improve your fuel economy substantially.     You can just go as slow as is secure, but large dividends can be paid by cutting 10 mph and will create your driving smoother too.