How to increase mpg on a 1995 honda accord with Mods?

I'm looking for ways to increase mileage on my 95 honda accord it's a 4 cylinder motor and it gives me about 22mpg city right now. I'm going to get a tuneup to bring it back up to 25 mpg city.

I'm looking for any mods i can do to my car to increase the mpg so any idea guys?

A tune up for this car is new plugs period, thats it. You can do this yourself in a half hour, and ask to have them gauged at the parts store they will gladly do this.change the air cleaner, insure the tire pressue is correct. The proper pressure is written on the side of the tire, If this gets 22 be happy nothing you do is going to make any differance on a car this age, I would use synthetic oil this will add a possible mile to gallon.

No amount of modifications will affect mileage in the slightest. Sure, you could get an aftermarket intake, header, high flow catalytic converter and free flowing exhaust. You'll pick up a little power and, if you drive very conservative already, you might pick up 1/10th of a MPG. But you would have spent $1500+ to do it.

The best way to reduce fuel consumption?
1. Properly aired up tires.
2. Make sure the wheel bearings are in good condition.
3. Remove all unnecessary junk from the car.
4. Keep the engine in proper working order. Clean air filters, fuel filters, oil, etc.
5. Drive slow. Learn how to time lights in your area. A higher average speed is always better.
6. Drive when it is coolest out in the summer, and warmest in the winter.
7. Let the car warm up for a couple minutes before driving.

Remove the mods and tune up the car. Stop driving like a maniac. No short trips. Take out anything you are hauling around that you don't need and leave it at home. No hard starts, try to time your city driving to not stop. Slow down. Big one: make sure your tires are aired up properly.

Yeah, remove the mods and reset the car to factory specs.

None of that crap will actually do anything to boost your mileage. If they did, the engineers would work them into the car. If you could spend 1000 bucks and get 50 mpg, they would have done that at the factory and charged you another 10 grand for the car.