Bible_Belt
Master Don Juan
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I did that this morning on a 120 mile trip today and I used up a quarter tank of gas.Bible_Belt said:Gas-saving tips tested.
http://www.edmunds.com/ownership/driving/articles/106842/article.html
running the AC does not decrease mpg very much
Men frequently err by talking too much. They often monopolize conversations, droning on and on about topics that bore women to tears. They think they're impressing the women when, in reality, they're depressing the women.
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I dropped in the ZC motor and left the DX tranny on it. It has incredibly "long legs" now. I got a reprogrammed ECU that jacked up the timing curves, so anything less than premium will fire up the knock-sensor and shut down the power. I have an airmass header, cat-back Greddy exhaust, and a drop-in OEM replacement K&N air filter.Bible_Belt said:What tune-up mods did you make to the CRX? Which mods are worth the money? Do you have specific brand recommendations for plugs, plug wires, distributors, and mufflers? Does your CRX have an obnoxious fart-tip muffler?
Nah id already converted that, its a nearly a £1 a litre here, not a gallon, nearly 4litres to a gallon, works out to 6dollars, you guys pay like what? 80cents? less?IsiMan84 said:You also have to take into consideration that it's two dollars to a pound and the dollar is weaker.
You can't polish a turd.IsiMan84 said:Interesting. I have a 95 Grand Cherokee (which guzzles greatly, I know), but I have made some modifications for extra horsepower and mileage.
Depending on the city it could be anywhere from $2.90 to about $3.50 per gallon. So converted to liters that's $0.77 to $0.93.chronic99uk said:Nah id already converted that, its a nearly a £1 a litre here, not a gallon, nearly 4litres to a gallon, works out to 6dollars, you guys pay like what? 80cents? less?
Most of it is tax on us thought.
Yea I know there's not a whole lot I can do really. The main reason I drive it is because it was my dad's old car and he let me have it after I graduated high school. I had an older Grand Prix at the time (30 mpg) and thought about selling both of them to get a newer decent car, but my dad proclaimed he took such good care of it so I just kept it. Luckily I never went home very often during the school year (3 hours drive) so I saved a lot that way. My driving was also mostly limited to the college town itself since I was busy with sports and other things. I'm driving home today so I'm going to go like 65 instead of 75 and see what the average mpg is on the way there.Vulpine said:You can't polish a turd.
You drive a box down the road. The wind resistance on that thing is like dragging an anchor. There is no helping MPG on that POS.
I laugh because people who buy those things typically complain the loudest about the price of gas. Uh... hello? Nobody made you buy a status symbol, much less made you use it as a daily driver with no cargo and only one person in it. IMHO, people who can afford a Cheap Jerky can afford an eco-pod to go along with it for a daily driver and should STFU about the price of gas. (No offense IsiMan84, I'm generalizing)
If you want to talk, talk to your friends. If you want a girl to like you, listen to her, ask questions, and act like you are on the edge of your seat.
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