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My Son borrowed my truck to pull his horse trailer to the county fair and as you can see they where winning everything. All first price ribbons." Practice to improve not just to waste time "
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I have been getting over 60mpg recentlyOriginally Posted by perpetualboredom View Post...and now I'm more concerned by mpg than bhp.
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lmao - i get closer to 6mpg - ran it down to rosyth recently to meet renzie i got 11mpg !! once you care more about mpg than bhp you are on a very slippery slope!Originally Posted by DeanH View PostI have been getting over 60mpg recentlyComment
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oh I know, I gave up a few years ago, once no4 ankle-biter was delivered by the stork, as mentioned on a previous post I now have an MPV - the sure sign of giving upOriginally Posted by ADR147 View Post
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What are you paying for fuel over there? I pay $1.29 per liter for diesel here." Practice to improve not just to waste time "
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About £1.40 for diesel... 10p or so cheaper for unleaded.Originally Posted by lesedwards View PostComment
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It would cost me $1.68 to change my $1.00 over so I would be paying over $2.00 your money for diesel. Yikes" Practice to improve not just to waste time "
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yep, just under £1.40lt diesel but is dropping a bit more recently, saw £1.36 on the way to work this morning. typical, I had only filled up last Friday
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Now when we talk HP here is real Horse Power
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6 mpg? what the hell do you drive? the NASA Space Shuttle probably averaged more than thatOriginally Posted by ADR147 View Post
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Originally Posted by ADR147 View Postjust done some maths on this and I don't think I'm far off ... all figures below are approximate but roughly right I think ...Originally Posted by DandyA View Post6 mpg? what the hell do you drive? the NASA Space Shuttle probably averaged more than that
Shuttle ... external tank and Shuttle (excluding boosters) contain about 650,000 US gallons of fuel ... say 550,000 UK gallons ...
the orbit of the Shuttle is say 4,100 miles from the centre of the Earth ... so orbiting once every 90 mins for 10 days give a distance flown of roughly 16*10*2*3*4100 ... approx 4,000,000 miles ...
so mpg for the Shuttle is about 4,000,000 / 550,000 = 8 mpg ...
so your vehicle ADR is a little bit less efficient than the Space Shuttle ... but probably more fun
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I think he does drive the NASA Space ShuttleOriginally Posted by DandyA View Post6 mpg? what the hell do you drive? the NASA Space Shuttle probably averaged more than that
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Someone has got FAR too much time on their hands!! LolOriginally Posted by DandyA View Postjust done some maths on this and I don't think I'm far off ... all figures below are approximate but roughly right I think ...
Shuttle ... external tank and Shuttle (excluding boosters) contain about 650,000 US gallons of fuel ... say 550,000 UK gallons ...
the orbit of the Shuttle is say 4,100 miles from the centre of the Earth ... so orbiting once every 90 mins for 10 days give a distance flown of roughly 16*10*2*3*4100 ... approx 4,000,000 miles ...
so mpg for the Shuttle is about 4,000,000 / 550,000 = 8 mpg ...
so your vehicle ADR is a little bit less efficient than the Space Shuttle ... but probably more funYou may defeat me but I will fight you to the very end!!!!Comment
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Lol, but you have forgotten that they will keep some fuel in reserve, so probably nearer 6 mpgOriginally Posted by DandyA View Postjust done some maths on this and I don't think I'm far off ... all figures below are approximate but roughly right I think ...
Shuttle ... external tank and Shuttle (excluding boosters) contain about 650,000 US gallons of fuel ... say 550,000 UK gallons ...
the orbit of the Shuttle is say 4,100 miles from the centre of the Earth ... so orbiting once every 90 mins for 10 days give a distance flown of roughly 16*10*2*3*4100 ... approx 4,000,000 miles ...
so mpg for the Shuttle is about 4,000,000 / 550,000 = 8 mpg ...
so your vehicle ADR is a little bit less efficient than the Space Shuttle ... but probably more fun
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Very optimistic value!!!!!Originally Posted by DandyA View Postjust done some maths on this and I don't think I'm far off ... all figures below are approximate but roughly right I think ...
Shuttle ... external tank and Shuttle (excluding boosters) contain about 650,000 US gallons of fuel ... say 550,000 UK gallons ...
the orbit of the Shuttle is say 4,100 miles from the centre of the Earth ... so orbiting once every 90 mins for 10 days give a distance flown of roughly 16*10*2*3*4100 ... approx 4,000,000 miles ...
so mpg for the Shuttle is about 4,000,000 / 550,000 = 8 mpg ...
so your vehicle ADR is a little bit less efficient than the Space Shuttle ... but probably more fun
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