your friskiness level only manifests itself as a ~1mpg difference?
It seems that unlike BMXMan's wife, she does not run on gasoline.
your friskiness level only manifests itself as a ~1mpg difference?
Not sure about the depth of it (it's under the river clyde) but i do know that its 762 metres (2,500 feet) long and the gradient is 1:16 (6%). Any maths geeks present can feel free to work out the depth from that.That's a really long tunnel? How much elevation gain is there?
I can assure you that I have not, and will not, be stopping for a smell!I'm guessing those puddles are urine.
That is only about 80 feet.Not sure about the depth of it (it's under the river clyde) but i do know that its 762 metres (2,500 feet) long and the gradient is 1:16 (6%). Any maths geeks present can feel free to work out the depth from that.
Interesting - definately doesn't feel that way when you're in it! Although mostly you're just concentrating on not getting killed......That is only about 80 feet.
You mean there aren't always really nice people in there handing you water? It seems like such a SAFE tunnel.Interesting - definately doesn't feel that way when you're in it! Although mostly you're just concentrating on not getting killed......
lol....yeah I record all of my total operating costs in Excel. It's the only way I can keep track of the amount of money I spend on it in modificationsWow... out to hundredths, eh?
Dork.
Do you live in Glasgow? Got room for any guests?Not sure about the depth of it (it's under the river clyde) but i do know that its 762 metres (2,500 feet) long and the gradient is 1:16 (6%). Any maths geeks present can feel free to work out the depth from that.
You need a visa to get into my house, Australians and Kiwis need not apply - cannae get rid them they move in!Do you live in Glasgow? Got room for any guests?
Don't do it. He's a deadbeat hippy that will have your couch reeking of patchouli and long greasy hairs tangling up your vacuum cleaner for months.You need a visa to get into my house, Australians and Kiwis need not apply - cannae get rid them they move in!
You visiting Glasgow then? Personally I wouldn't bother unless your being sent here
I've got a visa AND a Mastercard.You need a visa to get into my house, Australians and Kiwis need not apply - cannae get rid them they move in!
Don't have plans to... I was just askin' - and it'd likely be on my way up to the Isle of Skye.You visiting Glasgow then? Personally I wouldn't bother unless your being sent here
Dude - he's a Scot. There's no WAY he owns a vacuum.Don't do it. He's a deadbeat hippy that will have your couch reeking of patchouli and long greasy hairs tangling up your vacuum cleaner for months.
Now THAT is a practical vehicle.'92 Taurus = 25 mpg
I know . The car only has about 70k on it, too. Sheesh.Now THAT is a practical vehicle.
BV - got yerself a good woman there...
Hold on...I know . The car only has about 70k on it, too. Sheesh.
For me, I've got a 1998 Subaru Forester that averages about 23mpg.
I know . The car only has about 70k on it, too. Sheesh.
actually i do! I got it for freeDude - he's a Scot. There's no WAY he owns a vacuum.
As long as the pussies are nice.actually i do! I got it for free
i am really am doing a fantastic job of making myself look cheap these days
EDIT: btw, you'd have to share with two cats. They're apparently a fancy breed. starts 'Bengal....something'. could be risky?
hippie here's the next mod for your car:i've been throwing the car into neutral on downslopes when there's no one else behind me and have eked out some additional mileage gains...i now typically average 35-38, depending on how much highway driving i do.
It's very bad for bearings - lugging an engine can damage them.is a high load @ low rpms bad for the drivetrain? or is that just a misconception i've had for a while?
is a high load @ low rpms bad for the drivetrain? or is that just a misconception i've had for a while?
i think it's a misconception from an earlier era, before ECUs and fuel injection. we're talking about 1500 rpm here, too, not running around town at 20 mph in 5th at 750 rpm. if the car is shaking about then don't do it. if it pulls smoothly no reason not to, imo.It's very bad for bearings - lugging an engine can damage them.
Hell before ECU's and fuel injection most american cars cruised at 1500 rpm.i think it's a misconception from an earlier era, before ECUs and fuel injection. we're talking about 1500 rpm here, too, not running around town at 20 mph in 5th at 750 rpm. if the car is shaking about then don't do it. if it pulls smoothly no reason not to, imo.
Troo dat. But that was when the engines had torque.Hell before ECU's and fuel injection most american cars cruised at 1500 rpm.