Hey guys, back from the middle east....FINALLY!
Originally Posted by JBWALT420
Yeah, thats what my wife is saying too. Thats the way I'm leaning, but we'll see what comes along. I have to sell my Honda first, so hopefully next month I will have gotten rid of it and gotten behind the wheel of something supercharged (with damn near 100 more horsepower, too!) 
it should be more the 100 hp. my wifes civic i think only makes 110 hp. pretty sure n e ways.
Originally Posted by fantastic88
When they say premium.. which number do they really mean?
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I can get 94 octane in the city (Calgary), but it'* 1.5 hours away. And even that isn't the norm, 91 is typically "Premium" here.
I don't think car manufacturers make any distinctions.
I don't think car manufacturers make any distinctions.
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Welcome back, from a fellow vet!!!!! I AM so grateful for your service.
Also, congrats on the news of a comming baby girl!!! I have just been blessed with my second child, a baby girl who is 2 1/2 weeks old!!!
And, I too agree that the ssei is the way to go. I have a lot of room to spread out even with a carseat in the back. And the gas milage is pretty good as well.
Also, congrats on the news of a comming baby girl!!! I have just been blessed with my second child, a baby girl who is 2 1/2 weeks old!!!
And, I too agree that the ssei is the way to go. I have a lot of room to spread out even with a carseat in the back. And the gas milage is pretty good as well.
I just want to say thanks for your sacrifice and service in helping keeping our nation safe as well as helping other countries go through the transition from tyrrany to normal life. It takes alot of guts and I salute you.





