You know you're an ecomodder if/when...

[superchow]

Ykyaem...

...if you did a EOC and bump started without even remembering it until after you made the turn and realize you're accelerating again. You ask yourself: "Did I just do a bump start without thinking about it?"

[Weather Spotter]

Originally Posted by superchow

Ykyaem...

...if you did a EOC and bump started without even remembering it until after you made the turn and realize you're accelerating again. You ask yourself: "Did I just do a bump start without thinking about it?"

I have done that before, bump starting is a long habit of mine

[JethroBodine]

YKYAEMW...

You make the following statement...

Originally Posted by PaleMelanesian

That puts me down into the 70's.

[Weather Spotter]

When you can tell you overshot your pulse phase a mile from a stop sign on level ground (and your only going 48 MPG).

[Diesel_Dave]

Originally Posted by superchow

Ykyaem...

...if you did a EOC and bump started without even remembering it until after you made the turn and realize you're accelerating again. You ask yourself: "Did I just do a bump start without thinking about it?"

Do it for long enough and when you don't want to EOC you'll have to consciously remember NOT to turn your engine off all the time.

[Weather Spotter]

if you get passed by a drivers ed car

[Nevyn]

...when MPG tells more about your speed than MPH does.

[PaleMelanesian]

Originally Posted by Weather Spotter

if you get passed by a drivers ed car

Been there, done that. My regular route takes me past a driving school.

... when it's a drizzly morning, and at the stop sign 3 miles into your route, the brakes squeak because they're still wet.

[Weather Spotter]

You determine it cold enough out to put you last bit of grill block back on, and the temp is 75F out

[euromodder]

Originally Posted by Weather Spotter

if you get passed by a drivers ed car

On the 70 kph roads, they usually drive below my optimum speed
(65 kph indicated - just under 1800rpm)