pretty cool
04-30-2008, 08:19 AM
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RE: pretty cool
i guess the factory made each car a lil different. but the differences between some are pretty extreme. especially the range of mileage between cars like some who get 18 mpg and those who get 26+ mpg.i guess with some people who have a heavy foot or are in stop and go traffic will have considerably less. id be pi$$ed if i was one of the guys who only get 18.
04-30-2008, 10:17 AM
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RE: pretty cool
I bought a CAI and a 87 torque tune from Brenspeed. I bought a GT muffler off e-bay for $40. I recently switched to Royal Purple 5W-30. Other than that, completly stock. I use 87 octane fuel (mid-grade).
Car ran just great. Have you ever driven out of Ogden or Salt Lake? I-80 is a long and fairly steep climb out of the valley, all the way to Evanston, WY. Most cars are down to 60-65mph about midway up the hill. I put the car in 5th and set the cruise at 80. No sweat. Same thing all the way home; terrain doesn't matter. And there are some long steep hills in WY.
Car ran just great. Have you ever driven out of Ogden or Salt Lake? I-80 is a long and fairly steep climb out of the valley, all the way to Evanston, WY. Most cars are down to 60-65mph about midway up the hill. I put the car in 5th and set the cruise at 80. No sweat. Same thing all the way home; terrain doesn't matter. And there are some long steep hills in WY.
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