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07-25-2007, 12:51 PM | #19 |
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When I first got the car I used to wear pretty huge Oakley special ops style shoes with thick, wide soles. Not at all ideal as I would heel-toe all the time, without even wanting to
Then I soon thereafter got a pair of plain old Converse canvas shoes, they were so much better. But not really comfortable for wearing on a daily basis. So now I have some generic adidas running shoes, very comfortable and just fine for driving... But I did see some bespoke Oakley racing boots in a shop here and boy are they sexy... I could never get used to driving in flip-flops, I'd have to take them off and go barefoot, but I don't really like that either
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07-29-2007, 06:04 AM | #20 |
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There's a reason why the driver's ed book says to always wear shoes while driving :)
As for the grinding, as far as I know (and by all means I'm no car expert) from reading and talking to some other friends of minethat are more car educated. Grinding a gear here or there isn't going to cause MAJOR problems. I've grinded fourth a few times coming out of Neutral on the highway (I coast down hills whenever possible) by not pushing the clutch in enough - and my fourth gear still works fine. Though I've got less than 4000k on my car. And as for the fuel economy mine goes roughly like this after a fill up: First bar goes away around 150km Second par goes away after 200k half a tank after 350 7th bar seems to last forever then last bar starts flashin when i have about 6 litres left in the tank (every time I fill up when that bar is flashing I put about 36 litres in) Fuel guages are not really that accurate IMO - They havn't been in any of the cars I've owned. I don't even bother anymore I just wait for the last bar to flash - then drive to work another 3 days then fill up :) As for an example on the 7th bar I drove from my parent's house to my house which is about 178 km before last bar was flashing. |
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07-30-2007, 01:38 AM | #24 |
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everyone just needs to go buy the NST SSK and all your shifting problems will go away
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I can handle my clutch and brake just fine with them....you should try sometime! c'mon ... give in to your internal girlie curiosities...slap on those 4 " heels and have fun! BTW...post pics... <<D>>
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