George B
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I agree but it has consistently stayed $.50 less than 89 so it just followed the price and never crossed the line to be cheaper per mile like it should have.
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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gooffeyguy
Tom
It's definitely cheaper than premium, about $1, which is what I would run otherwise. I get a whopping 13mpg on it
The oil companies aren’t charging us based on their costs, they’re charging us what they can get away with. They had record profits last year and they’re going to set new records after ****** us this go round. It has nothing to do with US oil production either. The oil company execs were recently taped stating they wanted prices to stay high so they won’t increase US production, they want their shareholders to bank as much as possible. Same goes with E85, it’s the same money game. I bet you don’t know we actually produce more oil than we consume. It’s mostly different than our refineries are set up for though so we export that and import the stuff they can refine. It’s all a global game they play. And we consumers suffer.
huh that kid that got tossed around in the red silverado, chevy is giving him a brand new red 2022 Silverado, lol can't beat free advertising! Like a Rock
pwtr02ss
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Someone should slap their wrist and tell them to stop the bs...
Yukon yesterday. Premium fuel
That’s awesome! That truck looked like it was tossed in a giant blender.
What did I miss?
Wonder if he got a free pair pants as well?
Anybody have a cloth d/s bucket seat cover they want to unload? I only need the bottom cover. Hate to buy a whole set.
just look up chevy tornado
Yes I see. Did Gruven ever get back to you? I will also have to instruct anyone who wants to raise the seat height to stand outside.
CaptainAmerica1
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Teenager in Elgin TX this past week was driving through a tornado, tossed his Silverado around, spun it 360 degrees and laid it on its side, truck fell back in its wheels and the kid just kept right on driving. Someone caught the whole thing on camera…. Local chevy dealership gave him a brand new 2022 to replace it. Story is he was on his way to interview at Whataburger. He got the job by the way. I saw it on Facebook someone laid the “Like a rock” commercial music over the video. Pretty great advertising I’m sure.
Sparksalot
Elite Member
Tornado about 20 miles from me flipped this guy while driving, then flipped him back upright. He drove away.
CaptainAmerica1
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That teenager has ambition too- he was going to a job interview during a tornado. He got the job, at Whataburger. Afterwards he said he didn’t think little things like what happened to him should get you down. He also said he broke down because he had worked hard to buy it from his dad and now it was gone. So I can imagine what getting a brand new Silverado means to him. Great kid.
the_tool_man
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That's the most American thing I've seen all month!
the_tool_man
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I'm starting early prep for a road trip coming up in a few weeks.
Checked brakes and fluids. While I had the DS front wheel off I repositioned one of the chrome inserts that I jolted when I hit a curb in a parking lot last week. A car stopped in an aisle at night for no apparent reason and like a dumbass I didn't pay attention when I drove around...whump-whump over a center divider curb. Thankfully the wheels weren't damaged other than moving the insert and rub marks from the tire sidewalls which cleaned off.
Cleaned throttle body and MAF. I unhooked the battery and sensors beforehand. No idle speed issues afterwards. It made a huge difference in the smoothness of the idle, especially cold. I should have done it sooner. And holy helmholtz that intake with all its resonator chambers is ridiculous looking.
Also I lowered the spare just to know the process and check to make sure nothing was stuck. I read horror stories about them sticking, and figured I should test it out. Worked fine. Now I shouldn't have a problem if I need to get at the spare on the side of the road, at night, in the rain, because that's when it will happen.
Checked brakes and fluids. While I had the DS front wheel off I repositioned one of the chrome inserts that I jolted when I hit a curb in a parking lot last week. A car stopped in an aisle at night for no apparent reason and like a dumbass I didn't pay attention when I drove around...whump-whump over a center divider curb. Thankfully the wheels weren't damaged other than moving the insert and rub marks from the tire sidewalls which cleaned off.
Cleaned throttle body and MAF. I unhooked the battery and sensors beforehand. No idle speed issues afterwards. It made a huge difference in the smoothness of the idle, especially cold. I should have done it sooner. And holy helmholtz that intake with all its resonator chambers is ridiculous looking.
Also I lowered the spare just to know the process and check to make sure nothing was stuck. I read horror stories about them sticking, and figured I should test it out. Worked fine. Now I shouldn't have a problem if I need to get at the spare on the side of the road, at night, in the rain, because that's when it will happen.
gooffeyguy
Tom
Don't forget to check the tire pressure in that spare.
What wheels do you have that have chrome inserts?
the_tool_man
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I check it every so often. It's easy enough to do without removing it. The wheels are from an Escalade Platinum. If you're not familiar with them, they don't have any lip at all. The inserts go all the way to the tire bead. My tire guy has to shrink wrap them before mounting tires to protect them. He hates me, lol.
