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Old 06-02-2013, 02:09 PM
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Gas jumped from $3.99 to $4.15. Do gas prices affect how much you drive your truck? Do you have other vehicles for saving on gas?
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My truck IS the gas sipper compared to my other car...

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Gas prices don't change how I drive at all. I don't do any long trips or anything. I'm young and broke so my truck is my only vehicle haha, and I sure as hell am not using the bus. Even at $5 a gallon I still wouldn't get a different car.
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I drive my lil 89 for long trips, driving it tomorrow to carowinds actually. Gas is like 3.30 here but diesel is around 4 and I drive the powerstroke more than anything.
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My R6 gets me to work and back with a smile through any traffic jam for 43mpg.

Truck bike combo is pretty tough.
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Nope,not at all. I'm guessing my truck gets about 6 mpg when I'm playing with it after a good rain and I'll still do that regardless of gas prices. Mine actually isn't bad on the street,much better than you would assume.
Also gas is $2.96 a gallon here.
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Notta bit! Gas prices here are $3.55, 33's and straight pipes are still burnin these back roads up.
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Notta bit! Gas prices here are $3.55, 33's and straight pipes are still burnin these back roads up.
What kinda gas mileage you get? Did the 4.10s make it better or worse?
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Nope my foots in it almost all the time. $3.58 here.
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Originally Posted by Jackedup00
Nope,not at all. I'm guessing my truck gets about 6 mpg when I'm playing with it after a good rain and I'll still do that regardless of gas prices. Mine actually isn't bad on the street,much better than you would assume.
Also gas is $2.96 a gallon here.
Daaamn I thought 3.12 was cheapest around!! where u live?

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