Darrell over there with the SentraSE-R tag is often right, man. But you can do more mitigating than just the logging. Watch your tire pressure, which will tend to drop in the winter, obviously. Try as much as possible to avoid night driving (why do I think I just made you laugh twice?). It's gonna be dark in Alberta soon. But don't you think you could adapt more? Your coming problem is about denser, colder air and shorter daylight. A block heater, that aero mod maybe you have put off, some LED brakelights... I forget, are you running a WAI?
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Originally Posted by redyaris
Sentrase-r
You seem to enjoy tormenting me with your California "Winters"  I am trying to sustain my state of denial about Alberta Winters, until the midle of October when the first snow storm hits.  I am also hoping that LOG ing will keep me higher on the mpg scale than in priviuse "real" winters[an other little fanticy...], we shall see. I should get two or three more refuels before w____.which should get me into the gas car 90 day top Ten mpg for a week or so before reallity hits home.  |