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My MPG is better than your MPG...
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Are you going somewhere with this?
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Dude an automatic?
I'm assuming you got it because ur chick can't drive a stick. |
Why plunk down the dough for Amsoil on that kind of car? Unless you're an Amsoil distributor and get it for cheap I guess.
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why not? i run M1 in our 6 y.o. protege5, worth about 4-5k i guess.
just changed oil this weekend. why run syn in bikes, most are worth less then $9k like that car |
Where do the people sit?
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Oil seems to be a big peer pressure thing. :idk: Same goes for 3,000 mile oil changes. They are a waste of money for the vast majority of people. It depends on your driving conditions, distance, weather, etc. If all you do is highway long trips, you're fine with 7,500 mile changes. Short trips on the other hand....... But whatever makes people feel good. |
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You "felt" the difference? Even if you gained 2 hp, that's not enough to feel with a 250hp truck.
I've tried syn plenty of times, never experienced any difference except for better sub-zero starting. |
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I keep my cars for a long time.
I change my car oil every 3000miles. I've even changed sythetic oil every 3000miles. Its appropriate for me since I only drive anywhere from 5K-8K a year with a lot of short trips. |
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do i get a free rainbow sticker with the car and free health care but lose my appetite for red meat all while my balls shrivel up and my dick tucks back?
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OK, but it's not uncommon for engines to deliver different fuel economy as they age. Quote:
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It is what it is... I'd rock an Echo or a Yaris as a station car. |
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good luck in selling the car.. use the money to buy a clue.. and for all you haters out there i did all that without spewing obscenities so fuck all y'all.. |
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I use full syn myself so I can go longer between changes. |
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Nah...it's like 13 bucks I think. I heard Supertech filters are decent, but I don't know if I would trust the oil. |
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The wife just bought a 2011 Fiesta... and it will see your MPG and raise you on MUCH better looking! |
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Man we are tearing up Triples thread.... |
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The NOx emission regulation were not as stringent as today, so you could run leaner and you didn't have to warm up the cat quickly either, which reduces fuel consumption. They were much slower. |
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Yeah..........But which Civic would you take on a long trip? Old Civics have horrible road & tire noise.
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Guess it depends what you're used to. My parents have one of the 90's base model Civics, don't know which year, and it's much noisier than today's cars, or even my 94 Probe.
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You still have that Probe? Damn...talkin about not helping the economy. lol
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Guy that eventually bought it apparently fixed the stuff I was to lazy to sort out so its probably still chugging along. Quote:
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^^^Stir up the economy. Pay attention Dun.
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You should know by now that any post I make between 8PM and 5AM will likely be sketchy |
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My dad's hybrid has trouble accelerating with 2 ppl in the car. Scary how slow that thing is.. Oh, btw.. good luck with the sale! :boobs: |
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The radio that came with the car played static.. really loud.. and the speakers were all completed ripped. I had to run speaker wire throughout the car, but didnt hide any of it.. it's a real beater.. Never washed in 4 yrs too.. lol |
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Despite all the "tuner wannabe's" out there destroying them, older civics have always been great little cars. |
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I use mine for economy and keeping the miles off my nicer vehicles. I drive 2 hours round trip every day for work.. |
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