5000 miles
09-16-2005, 08:33 AM
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Oil Injection
my 05 (build date 4/05) hit 8700 miles on the way into work today. 3500 of those were put on in a week long road trip though, i normaly only drive about 800 miles a month. bettween the road trip and my rush to get the 2k miles racing beat break-in done...they piled up quick
09-16-2005, 08:36 PM
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Im 8 drifting on a budget
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Would you believe, 2004 Feb. and only have 8139, **** man I'm not even in a league of users. My transportation is a 1989 ford truck.my work deals with bad *** chemicals so its not an issue of why should I even park it where I work But why I would even think about parking it.... :D
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09-16-2005, 09:11 PM
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Every relationship needs to stay fresh 10k. Like everything else in life you get out of it what you put into it. So c'mon over here, sit a spell and listen up.
Detail her from bumper to bumper, inside and out. I'm talking q-tips in the holes in the wheels, catching those pesky drips from the front fender vents and doorhandles, and don't forget to spiff up those exhaust tips to a blinding shine. Don't even think about leaving streaks on the windows and get a nice soft (never used) paint brush or mushroom brush to get all the specks of dirt around the parking brake and your shifter boot. I'm talking the whole nine yards here. Now, when you're all done she's gonna rust her rotors just a little bit. Surprise her (and you
) by finding a nice little twisty road with a couple of short straight aways to go rompin on, and let'er loose!
You'll fall in love all over again and live happily ever after (well, until the next detailing and windy road driving weekend)
Detail her from bumper to bumper, inside and out. I'm talking q-tips in the holes in the wheels, catching those pesky drips from the front fender vents and doorhandles, and don't forget to spiff up those exhaust tips to a blinding shine. Don't even think about leaving streaks on the windows and get a nice soft (never used) paint brush or mushroom brush to get all the specks of dirt around the parking brake and your shifter boot. I'm talking the whole nine yards here. Now, when you're all done she's gonna rust her rotors just a little bit. Surprise her (and you
) by finding a nice little twisty road with a couple of short straight aways to go rompin on, and let'er loose! You'll fall in love all over again and live happily ever after (well, until the next detailing and windy road driving weekend)
Originally Posted by 10kRPMS
I know just seems to losing the new feel
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09-16-2005, 11:29 PM
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I Have An 05 It Turned 6000 Miles Today. And Coming Home While On The Road A Stupid Bottle That I Did Not See Gets Caught By The Tires Hits Every Possible Part Of My Door It And Scratches The Hell Out Of My Baby Damn That Sucks. All This Happened Going 80 Miles Per Hour I Had No Time To React Not A Good Day
09-17-2005, 11:45 AM
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my 04 is 19020. It's in for the tank recall now. I hate when the miles pile up but oh well that's what it's meant for. It's my second car but I still put over a thousand on it a month. I just love to drive it. To and from work is 40 miles and on the weekends, I drive about 70 miles.
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