lol!

[B20civic]

:(

http://www.ot2.cupofnoodles.com/pat/ouch.jpg


and thats not even filling it up

[Martian]

Thats some cheap ass diesel right now. It 3.19$ at the station a couple blocks from me. And our last fuel bill from Western Fleet had us at 3.01$

[B20civic]

fuel in colorado = sucks

its 2.93 in north carolina, but 2.57 here in south carolina


gotta love fuel tax!

[Nightfall]

It's amazing how much semi's can pull while still getting ~10mpg

[B20civic]

i wish i could get 10mpg :o



and now after seeing that picture, i dont want to hear any of you bitching about fuel costs

[Nightfall]

I thought I remember my dad telling me that Walmart's semi's got around 10mpg. Possible or am I remembering wrong?

He's a diesel mechanic for them.

[B20civic]

I thought I remember my dad telling me that Walmart's semi's got around 10mpg. Possible or am I remembering wrong?

He's a diesel mechanic for them.

your dad work in Loveland? My dad drove out of Loveland wal amrt untila few months back.


average trucks get 6.5-7 loaded bobtail you can get up to 10

[Martian]

Our fleet averages 7

[ryanman]

Diesel is 3.59 gallon up here in AK. You should see our bill after we fill up the boat with a couple thousand gallons.

Reg is now 3.29/gal and premium is now 3.49/gal, fucking rediculous.

[Aracheon]

And this is why I ride the bike to work.


45mpg > 28mpg

[B20badboy]

:drink: :drink: 5000 posts bitches Bwahahahaha:drink: :drink:





Your company paid for it quit bitchin.

[hatchbackgirl]

it costs me about $31.00 to fill up now... not too bad considering it lasts me 2 weeks :)

[stu]

it costs me about $31.00 to fill up now... not too bad considering it lasts me 2 weeks :)

2 Weeks? Where's your office? The kitchen? lmao

[B20civic]

:drink: :drink: 5000 posts bitches Bwahahahaha:drink: :drink:





Your company paid for it quit bitchin.

bullshit asshole. i own this truck.

[B20badboy]

So you pay that much out of your pocket to drive a truck for a company??? You are hauling something for someone not yourself right. Why would you pay to take a business there own stuff?

[B20civic]

i get a fuel surcharge. depending on fuel price, it gets up to .30+ a mile.

i didnt pay for all that fuel in the long run, but up front i did

[ryanman]

it costs me about $31.00 to fill up now... not too bad considering it lasts me 2 weeks :)

Fuck, I wish. I burn $31.00 in gas a day.

[integramonkey]

oh the joys of having another suspended license....all that $$ im saving in gas...

Just kidding. This f***ing sucks ass. :(

[chris_venturini]

id hate to see what kind of girls "lay" you for having an integra

[yapann]

2 Weeks? Where's your office? The kitchen? lmaobwah :rofl:

[Nate]

45mpg > 28mpg

My Ruckus gets 100.

http://www.prosportsusa.com/Honda_Ruckus.jpg

[Nightfall]

But it's slower than everybodies car on this board, unlike his bike. :D

I want a ruckus :(

[jackmode9316]

I want a ruckus :(
Me too! But not when its cold

[Nightfall]

It probably wasn't too cold. When I posted that. Seven months ago.

[schmidlkofer]

e85 is a 1.99 as of today. woot.

[jackmode9316]

Damn you guys for reading post dates.

[B20civic]

Damn you guys for reading post dates.
:werd:

[jackmode9316]

I Guess it didnt help that he was the last one that posted before my bump. I still think the picture is classic.

"and you think YOU pay alot for gas!"

EDit: I remember when Diesel was cheaper and the same price as regular gas. That was also back when gas was below $2.50, and that was in Cali.

[hrcDSM719]

DAAAAAAMN GINA!!

Thats a pretty penny for fuel. Id be broke!!

[jackmode9316]

Another thing I noticed between states is the grade of gas. California, among other states has different gas for low,mid, and high.
Here is CO we have 85 as our lowest, 87 is the mid, and 91 for the premium. Why is it that California and other western states have 87 as low, 89 as mid, and 91 as high?

[Skaterkid]

Because California has too high of a population using 91. Fuel suppliers couldn't make enough 92, so they dropped the octane requirement to 91.

[Weston-work]

Another thing I noticed between states is the grade of gas. California, among other states has different gas for low,mid, and high.
Here is CO we have 85 as our lowest, 87 is the mid, and 91 for the premium. Why is it that California and other western states have 87 as low, 89 as mid, and 91 as high?

Elevation. Being that Denver's atmospheric pressure is only 12 psi (as opposed to high 14's at sea level), our engines don't see as much cylinder pressure and therefore don't require as high of an octane rating to prevent pre-ignition.

[jackmode9316]

Elevation. Being that Denver's atmospheric pressure is only 12 psi (as opposed to high 14's at sea level), our engines don't see as much cylinder pressure and therefore don't require as high of an octane rating to prevent pre-ignition.

Interesting.

[Skaterkid]

Elevation. Being that Denver's atmospheric pressure is only 12 psi (as opposed to high 14's at sea level), our engines don't see as much cylinder pressure and therefore don't require as high of an octane rating to prevent pre-ignition.
Yes, California should have 92 for the coastal reigions, but they don't for the reason I stated above.