GAS PRICES!!!!

[wytstang]

I would but they have guns not only that I have torn cartilage(sp?) in my knee so I cant even get away btw I don't really steal gas I work to hard for what I have I wouldn't want some one doing it to me.

 

[Jason@AFR]

I would but they have guns not only that I have torn cartilage(sp?) in my knee so I cant even get away btw I don't really steal gas I work to hard for what I have I wouldn't want some one doing it to me.

LOL, Yeah I figured, it was entertaining though, thanks, needed it at the end of a day on a Monday!, BTW all of us here dig the signature
Besides, we now both have some extra posts!!!
Jason

 

[Green Machine]

$2.48 per gal at the Sunoco station here in Lakeland / Central Fla.

It's a 5 gal limit for me, and I'm budgeting $40 per month for now

 

[musclecarmaniac]

My apocalypse is when the world runs out oil. God save us all. hope u guys are on my side when the Mad Max **** begins.

 

[Venom351R]

My apocalypse is when the world runs out oil.

Wont happen in our lifetime.

 

[DFG 5OH]

but when?

 

[Moffa]

Mad Max is the ****

 

[super302]

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[DFG 5OH]

 

[xr8d302]

Canada is brutal....if someone can do the math...apparently in Kingston, it's a dollar per litre. Please, someone do the math....I think we might be worse than southern cali.

Edit: Also, for anyone's information. Wytstang DOES steal gas. He steals and lies and knocks over little old ladies and takes their groceries...he's horrible....horrible! I seen him throwing live dogs onto the freeway last week...

Sorry buddy, couldn't resist....

 

[MLC Stang]

The math:

1 Liter = .2641 Gallons

thus, 1 gallon = 3.79 liters

If you are paying $1.00/liter in Canada, that's $3.79/gallon!

Ouch!!!

 

[Venom351R]

but when?

real, real, real, real REAL!!!!!! Long time


The Earth as more oil in it then we can even imagine, theres so much that has not even yet been tapped into and so much that has not even found yet.

 

[wytstang]

Edit: Also, for anyone's information. Wytstang DOES steal gas. He steals and lies and knocks over little old ladies and takes their groceries...he's horrible....horrible! I seen him throwing live dogs onto the freeway last week...

Sorry buddy, couldn't resist....

You forgot stealing candy from toddlers hehehe

LOL, Yeah I figured, it was entertaining though, thanks, needed it at the end of a day on a Monday!, BTW all of us here dig the signature
Besides, we now both have some extra posts!!!
Jason

Thanks it's the best recipe I have found on the net

 

[ljinx23]

But the best part about all of this is that Every one of us still drives our cars that suck up soo much gas. Everytime i see a car like ours driving around full throttle, I smile because I know that thats the way it should be.

 

[95Vert]

All I gotta say is, GAS PRICES SUCK, but I still love stomping on my car, even though I think about it about 5 times before I do so.

 

[TheDamned]

The math:

1 Liter = .2641 Gallons

thus, 1 gallon = 3.79 liters

If you are paying $1.00/liter in Canada, that's $3.79/gallon!

Ouch!!!

yep.. thats what we pay

 

[MLC Stang]

All I gotta say is, GAS PRICES SUCK, but I still love stomping on my car, even though I think about it about 5 times before I do so.

95vert,

I decided to do a test to see how much gas I could save if I refrained from getting on the throttle hard in my usual fashion.

I commute 25 miles round trip with my car M - F each week. It's back roads all the way, so it affords me the chance to do some "spirited" driving.

Last tank of gas, I drove much more conservatively than usual. No hard starts, carving corners, full throtle acceleration runs, etc. Bottom line... it netted me 1 MPG more than my usual driving habits do. I usually get 18 MPG commuting. My conservative driving tank full only netted me 19 MPG.

There's a lesson here... I'm just not sure what it is?!!?

 

[Chythar]

The math:

1 Liter = .2641 Gallons

thus, 1 gallon = 3.79 liters

If you are paying $1.00/liter in Canada, that's $3.79/gallon!

Ouch!!!

You forgot the conversion from the Canadian dollar to the American dollar. As of today, the conversion is $1.00US = $0.81CAN. So, the prices are $3.07/gal. Still higher, but not as bad.

I used to get beat up in high school for pointing these things out... *hides*

 

[DFG 5OH]

95vert,

I decided to do a test to see how much gas I could save if I refrained from getting on the throttle hard in my usual fashion.

I commute 25 miles round trip with my car M - F each week. It's back roads all the way, so it affords me the chance to do some "spirited" driving.

Last tank of gas, I drove much more conservatively than usual. No hard starts, carving corners, full throtle acceleration runs, etc. Bottom line... it netted me 1 MPG more than my usual driving habits do. I usually get 18 MPG commuting. My conservative driving tank full only netted me 19 MPG.

There's a lesson here... I'm just not sure what it is?!!?

It seems like that the same way with me. I drive 200+ miles every week, with 100% in the city driving, stop and go. I get get around 200 miles on a tank, and when i do the math, i usually get 15-17 MPG. Usually its the same whether getting on it, or driving conservativly.

The only difference i ever see when driving, is when i take a trip, and get some highway miles in, my gas milage goes up considerably. As long as i can afford gas, i'll keep stomping on it at stop lights

 

[GTPhreak]

quit complaining. I'm not. I avg 13mpg in my 351w powered, 4.10 geared 4500lb lightning. last fillup was 67 bucks, and I go 400 miles on the tripometer before i fillup