114 days; Part II

[KuroNekko]

I can't believe how fast you rack on the miles. It's insane.

[WESHOOT2]

I really like driving my Kizashi.
I work 35 miles from home.

Apparently I've over-activated the G-force receptors in my body, so I'm a G-junkie.
Plus I can sit in comfort whilst enjoying a smoke.

Plus, obviously, I'm insane




95,077 ('cause I went out for lunch)

[WESHOOT2]

95,277 ('cause I been drivin' )

[LPSISRL]

How many of your miles do you estimate are from spinning the tires and not from actual road mileage? Especially in the winter?

[WESHOOT2]

Irrelevant, as the tires not touching the road surface ("getting air") balances out the times they're spinning

[Ronzuki]

great come-back...next.....

[WESHOOT2]

So yesterday was a glorious sunny day so I went and found me some roller coaster roads and had me a wide-smile time.
Of course, there can be difficult sections where frost heaving renders portions of the traveled surface literally car-destroying.
I'm talking more than whoops and holes; I mean craters and jumps and convoluted depressions so deep you'd high-center on them if going slow. Very dangerous and bad. Bad.

But, apparently, the suspension gods guided my path, as I hit nothing I ain't hit before, and nothing car-destroying.
Just lucky.

But it WAS fun!



Rolled into work this morning behind a Volve S60 going between 85--110 MPH and the Kizashi rode true, so apparently I haven't bent my wheels, either

Last tank 27.5 MPG.






95,641

[KuroNekko]

Meanwhile, my average speed is about 20 MPH and my average fuel economy is about 23 MPG.

I am convinced the snail lives in DC.

[pakizzie2016]

that snail thing is hilarious!

[LPSISRL]

Irrelevant, as the tires not touching the road surface ("getting air") balances out the times they're spinning

Makes sense... Somehow.