LNF upgrade and Snow Performance cooler
06-14-2010 08:54 AM
steveshow Thank you to everyone who actually took the time to answer the question I asked in a mature, adult like manner. To everyone else, your replies are a perfect answer to why I hardly ever come on this forum. If I wanted to be talked AT like I was a 15 yo kid, I would go back to my old job. Did it ever occur to any of you that I had reasons to ask what I did? I don't feel like I need to explain myself. You all might take into consideration that some people have better things to do than to pour tons of money into a brand new car. You might try doing a frame off restoration on a real musclecar sometime. I have. MY HHR SS is daily transportation. I put around 400 miles a week on mine.
steveshow Thank you to everyone who actually took the time to answer the question I asked in a mature, adult like manner. To everyone else, your replies are a perfect answer to why I hardly ever come on this forum. If I wanted to be talked AT like I was a 15 yo kid, I would go back to my old job. Did it ever occur to any of you that I had reasons to ask what I did? I don't feel like I need to explain myself. You all might take into consideration that some people have better things to do than to pour tons of money into a brand new car. You might try doing a frame off restoration on a real musclecar sometime. I have. MY HHR SS is daily transportation. I put around 400 miles a week on mine.
In the long run forget about the meth injection kit UNLESS you're trying to turn the SS into a track only car where that may get you a few tenths in the qm, or you plan on stuffing a GT37R in there. If this is your DD as you said then leave it stock and run 87, 91, or 93 at your preference and as your pocket allows. You brag about building a frame off restoration (yes I know that can run anywhere from $20K to $100K+ depending on the vehicle, the depth of restoration,WHO does the work, etc... I know because my father has had quite the collection of cars in the past...) yet are looking to penny pinch on fuel- That's an oxymoron, no? Case in point: my SS is my DD and you can see the list of mods I've done to her, I've filled it with 93 premium since I drove it of the lot, and my daily commute is 120 miles roundtrip. Mind you in CT premium is at it's lowest right now and that's still $2.79/gal here on average; I've paid $3.50+ at other times. If you want a performance vehicle then realize that it [I]may[I/] require premium fuel to operate at it's peak. If you leave your SS stock, then you can run as low as 87 if needed (91 recommended) but at a penalty of roughly 20hp per the owner's manual... There's my adult answer for you.
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