i told you that you are welcome to lock them up at the shop at night, no biggie to me to give you guys a ride to wherever you're staying, there is a nice reasonably priced motel right near the freeway that is about 4 min away from my shop
As much as I want to take the Fox on this trip, I am hoping that the mach 1 will be out of the shop before then, because the gas mileage will be better, & parking my fox out in the open at a hotel for 3 nights scares me...
i told you that you are welcome to lock them up at the shop at night, no biggie to me to give you guys a ride to wherever you're staying, there is a nice reasonably priced motel right near the freeway that is about 4 min away from my shop
I will be down for that, but 1 major problem is my lady & I plan on going out a checking out Venice beach & a few other sites that saturday, but there is NO WAY I will park the car out in LA for extended periods of time unnattended... Ahhhh, the joys of owning a fox in California...
If the Mach is done in time, that is what I will be taking & I will have no worries if I have that down there...
there is a place that my lady likes called hinanos right by the venice walk, but here in LA the stolen fox problem isnt anywhere near as bad as it is in SAC, but im sure we will work something out
We might have to check that place out...
Yeah, the stolen Fox problem out here in Sac & in the near by Bay area is out of hand. I can almost guarantee you that if my car was parked outside in my driveway for a week, it would probably not be here anymore, & I live in a decent neighborhood...
where are you going to put your soda pop on such a long road trip?
So I just got back from my road trip this evening. I drove the car down to the Fabolous Fords Forever show at Knotts Berry Farm in Buena Park, California which is in the L.A. area. The drive was roughly 400 miles from my house to the hotel I was staying at. The car performed flawlessly & knocked down a best of 24.9 mpg cruising between 65-75 mph, & the average gas mileage was roughly 22 mpg. I was pretty surprised with the results & will never hesitate to take my fox on another long road trip.
So I just got back from my road trip this evening. I drove the car down to the Fabolous Fords Forever show at Knotts Berry Farm in Buena Park, California which is in the L.A. area. The drive was roughly 400 miles from my house to the hotel I was staying at. The car performed flawlessly & knocked down a best of 24.9 mpg cruising between 65-75 mph, & the average gas mileage was roughly 22 mpg. I was pretty surprised with the results & will never hesitate to take my fox on another long road trip.
Nice dude, my car averaged 27mpg
i dont want to know what i averaged between vegas and knotts lol. then again on the way home we averaged cruising at around 80ish with a few sprints here and there. i was really surprised on how well the car behaved on the round trip. until the trans let go 2 hours after getting back home lol. I cant wait to bring it back out to cali again though.
Man, that is awesome. Just goes to show that these Foxes aren't completely obsolete!
Has your car had a tune, or did you just bolt on that HCI and go?
D@mn Guy, 27mpg is pretty good, I don't think I have ever gotten that out of my fox...
it just locked up. it was whining for a little while so i knew eventually it was going to need a rebuild. took off from a light making a left hand turn, went to grab for second and it was fine. but wouldnt come out when i tried for 3rd. car on or off, it wont budge from 2nd gear. so im thinking maybe a shift fork broke and got lodged. hopefully picking up a world class t-5 in a week or two from a buddy of mine.
on the way down to the LA area we cruised at about 75-80. saw 2 accidents from traffic going back to california on the way home and there were quite a few CHP officers along the freeway until victorville.
Guy, that is insane lol.
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