View Poll Results: TO go, or not to go?
DRIVE DRIVE DRIVE!!!!
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TO go, and Not to go
2
22.22%
*sigh* pussyfoot er'
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11.11%
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76k miles original engine, do or dont?
#1
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76k miles original engine, do or dont?
Well, I have 76k miles on my original engine, and Im starting to be easier on the engine so as to get as many miles out of it as I can. I still hold 17 vacuum at idle, steady idle, and it pulls strong *** hell. Now, should I just run the thing normally, with spirited driving left and right since it will blow up eventually anyway? or just take it easy on her, and only drive her hard when I need to. Or do a little of both maybe?
what do u all think?
what do u all think?
#2
Since you figure it's going to go soon, I say you drive it like it was meant to be driven. Easy at times, but get on it when you have to. An honorable death at the very least, is the way to go.
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is all about the wallet. I say, DRIVE, DRIVE, DRIVE...isn't that why you got the car?
Of course if you can't afford to fix it if you break it, you might want to DRIVE, DRIVE, DRIVE her a little gentler...
K
Of course if you can't afford to fix it if you break it, you might want to DRIVE, DRIVE, DRIVE her a little gentler...
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Last edited by nocab72; 12-30-02 at 12:37 AM.
#7
Blow up or win
I hate polls.
Drive it like you stole it. Just make sure it is completely warmed up before boost - that means 15 minutes of GENTLE driving. Change your oil every 1500 miles. An "Italian tuneup" every couple of weeks is a good thing.
Don't worry, be happy.
Drive it like you stole it. Just make sure it is completely warmed up before boost - that means 15 minutes of GENTLE driving. Change your oil every 1500 miles. An "Italian tuneup" every couple of weeks is a good thing.
Don't worry, be happy.
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