Is it worth it to drive my new FD home???
#26
don't bring anything
it shouldnt be low on oil or coolant when you get there
it really is just like every other car just drive it and don't think of anything else
I drove my car that I just got 1200 miles home the day I bought it. 800 of those were in a row just stops for gas. Don't drive the hell out of it until you get home but you can have some fun here and there to wake you up on the highway
Make sure it's not overheating when you let it idle for about 15 minutes and that the boost is at 10psi or lower before you do anything
it shouldnt be low on oil or coolant when you get there
it really is just like every other car just drive it and don't think of anything else
I drove my car that I just got 1200 miles home the day I bought it. 800 of those were in a row just stops for gas. Don't drive the hell out of it until you get home but you can have some fun here and there to wake you up on the highway
Make sure it's not overheating when you let it idle for about 15 minutes and that the boost is at 10psi or lower before you do anything
#30
Originally Posted by WaLieN
900mi really isn't that bad, especially if you split it into two small trips. You could rent a motel halfway there and make sweet, sweet love to your new girlfriend in it. It does have a dual tip exhaust, so a friend cou... I'll stop now.
#31
I just bought my 94 FD 2 months ago from "gohorns" and I drove it home. I took a plane ride out to Houston and drove it back to South Carolina (13 hour drive). On the highway I saw about 22-25 miles a gallon. Great drive, the only problem was the seat is not the best on your back. You have to drive it back, you will get to know alot about the car on your return trip. It's also cool to see people stare and take pictures of your car! I always love that...
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#32
Originally Posted by rosrex7
I drove my FD from Oakland California to NYC..wouldnt do it again.. well not if my FD any way.. but it was a hell of an expierance..
#33
Fuq dat.
TOW IT.
your back, legs and elbows will thank you later.
after 8hrs with 6hrs to go.. you'll be smiling
thinking about the miles you are saving and not
worrying about "possible" breakdown in the middle
of BFE.
TOW IT.
your back, legs and elbows will thank you later.
after 8hrs with 6hrs to go.. you'll be smiling
thinking about the miles you are saving and not
worrying about "possible" breakdown in the middle
of BFE.
#34
When I bought my 2nd FD i flew from nyc to georgia and drove her back took me about 10-12hours.. It was the best ride to this day I have had in my FD. 5 lanes of open highway, what is better then that?
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