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Updated:Rear end higher...Nice day, Picwhorin' (56K=no)
what size tires you have on there ? They are too damn wide and high...
What size are your rims ? 15x7 ?
Yeah, 15x7. ET30 (but I would like to change that)
205/60-15 Avid H4s - I wish I could fit in "Bubbly, oversized, big sidewalled H4s" in my sig.
I paid $50 for 4 good tires with only 3000 miles on them. I really wanted to get my rims on, and wasn't sure if I was going 205/55 or 225/50 yet, and money's tight right now. But running these temporarily is allowing me to sell my 16's and not run my snow tires into June. :)
Ha, good eye. :up: I wait til the lights on, to figure gas mileage more accurately. 17.4mpg (mixed) but it's almost all city.
You should never run your tank that low. You will start to suck up sediment and other shit from the bottom of the tank. I never ran my car below a 1/4 of a tank.
How much gas is left when the light comes on? My other cars always had like 2-4 gallons left in the tank when the light came on. It's not like I'm running on fumes, and I refill it the second it comes on.
How much gas is left when the light comes on? My other cars always had like 2-4 gallons left in the tank when the light came on. It's not like I'm running on fumes, and I refill it the second it comes on.
I'm not exactly sure, but I don't think it's a lot.
I don't know, that's just me. I've always done that with all my cars, I don't like to let them get below a 1/4 tank. Just this thing I have, I guess.
Ha, good eye. :up: I wait til the lights on, to figure gas mileage more accurately. 17.4mpg (mixed) but it's almost all city.
You should never run your tank that low. You will start to suck up sediment and other shit from the bottom of the tank. I never ran my car below a 1/4 of a tank.
Old wives tale.
The pump has a filter, sediment is a solid. What would stop it from running through this pump with a full tank of a liquid vs a nearly empty tank?
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