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Old 08-03-2009, 04:00 PM   #11 (permalink)
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The TC - '88 Thunderbird Turbo Coupe
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Not bad...I may try that. The last bottle of flush I had didn't seem to do much, I like the vinegar idea much better. Does it lube the water pump well enough?
Somehow I doubt it, after the vinegar I would probably run something else thru to lube the pump. Water pumps a pretty easy replacement on my car so Im not too worried.


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BP+T/G5MR swapped '93 Festiva
Escort GT Block, Garrett T3 50trim, A/R .42/.48
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1/4 mile ET - 12.99
1/4 mile MPH - 109.8
Best MPG - 36.8
Average MPG - 31 (over 11,500 miles)
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Old 08-03-2009, 04:04 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Trailer Queen - '67 Mustang
90 day: 16.08 mpg (US)

Nightie - '09 XL1200N Nightster
90 day: 32.92 mpg (US)

Nightie + Mustang - '67 Combined FE index
90 day: 15.33 mpg (US)
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I should quit being so worried. My water pump's the one that was on the car when we bought it 9 years ago and it has a slightly bent pulleyshaft anyway...it'd be a good excuse to R&R it!
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Old 08-03-2009, 04:36 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Just dipped my finger in my radiator... thinks its about flush time :P

The reservoir is almost solid sludge.
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BP+T/G5MR swapped '93 Festiva
Escort GT Block, Garrett T3 50trim, A/R .42/.48
SRT-4 Intercooler
---Bests with BP+T---
1/4 mile ET - 12.99
1/4 mile MPH - 109.8
Best MPG - 36.8
Average MPG - 31 (over 11,500 miles)
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Old 08-07-2009, 09:57 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Trailer Queen - '67 Mustang
90 day: 16.08 mpg (US)

Nightie - '09 XL1200N Nightster
90 day: 32.92 mpg (US)

Nightie + Mustang - '67 Combined FE index
90 day: 15.33 mpg (US)
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Yikes. That's bad lookin' stuff. Haven't bothered with the Mustang except for a wash tonight. I had most of the weekdays off this week and I've been riding the Harley to work since the weather's been cooperating.
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Old 08-28-2009, 09:03 PM   #15 (permalink)
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Trailer Queen - '67 Mustang
90 day: 16.08 mpg (US)

Nightie - '09 XL1200N Nightster
90 day: 32.92 mpg (US)

Nightie + Mustang - '67 Combined FE index
90 day: 15.33 mpg (US)
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The trend continues. 17,07mpg this last tank, and I wasn't quite as attentive as I have been before, with more shorter trips thrown in to boot. This is good stuff! Even better, with the good weather lately, I've been able to ride my motorcycle and hadn't filled up the Mustang for 26 days.


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