Rear Bumper Venting - No more Parachute
No sir, I don't like it.
Jul 3, 2008, 02:35 PM
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I have a beater that gets nearly twice the mpg my Evo does, so frankly...the mileage of my Evo doesn't concern me. I get around 19mpg so if I'm suddenly getting like 9mpg, then I know somethings wrong. If I see 17-21 mpg, then I know everything's okay. I don't need to cut holes in my bumper to increase my gas mileage.
Jul 3, 2008, 09:24 PM
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If you're worried about gas mileage and your putting the pedal down all the time and wonder why you're getting sh*tty gas mileage then you need your brains examined.
I have a beater that gets nearly twice the mpg my Evo does, so frankly...the mileage of my Evo doesn't concern me. I get around 19mpg so if I'm suddenly getting like 9mpg, then I know somethings wrong. If I see 17-21 mpg, then I know everything's okay. I don't need to cut holes in my bumper to increase my gas mileage.
I have a beater that gets nearly twice the mpg my Evo does, so frankly...the mileage of my Evo doesn't concern me. I get around 19mpg so if I'm suddenly getting like 9mpg, then I know somethings wrong. If I see 17-21 mpg, then I know everything's okay. I don't need to cut holes in my bumper to increase my gas mileage.
It really seems like you need to get your reading comprehension in check here. You just keep spewing out raw ignorance and then keep digging it deeper with EVEN MORE ignorance by manipulating the topic and putting words in people's mouths. Give it up. You haven't made a single valid or logical point in this thread yet.
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