Yeah I'm still on vacation and bored waiting for someone to come home.

So I noticed that on the Sun Lakes camping trip that my gas mileage was pretty normal heading out.

The usual 30-32mpg I have been getting from Oregon 92 octane

Trip to Sun Lakes:

Fill up in Wilsonville, Oregon
Below 1/4 tank, almost empty
Drive to Everett, Washington
Fill up again
Drive to Sun Lakes

Trip Home:

Just under 1/4 tank left
Fill up near Sun Lakes in Ephrata, Washington
Drive to Longview, WA
1/4 tank left
Fill up there
Drive to Salem, Oregon
3/4 tank left.


Anyways, I did some math. From the oregon gas I got the normal 30-32mpg up to everett.

On the way home, From Ephrata to Longview I managed almost 40mpg, it was about 39mpg actual.

 

survey says....

you'd be better off huffing that gas.

 

im sure everyone would rather you do it you little white power wannabe.

 

did you figure in the roads? hills/down hill/long straights

ext..?

 

yeah, and then i figured in the altitiude, barometric pressure, humidity, position of the sun, the current temperature in Fargo, how many inches spensers ***** inverts, and the number of small boys hotrex has raped in the ***.



it was round trip johnny, same roads there, same roads back. the uphill time and downhill time isnt all that different. If I had to guess I'd say you spend more time going uphill on the way back.

 

damn

 

Yeah i drove my car all the way up to Crater lake last month and got 37 mpg cause i could coast down the long hills for miles.

 

What brought you all the way to salem?

 

Which is 78 degrees and partly sunny with a light western wind thank you very much.