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Dom	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:58
	quote: Originally posted by Drew a sales rep would get out the car to rep :lol::lol: not drive for 7 hours - he aint gunna get much repping done is he :lol::lol: delivery bloke would not use a pug 106 - would use a works van and not give a shit about economy next? still possible mate if you have the money ;) and to behonest, even if it is BS, it didnt need a reply like...for all we know he could be travelling abroad, unlikely, but you dont have any proof of it so ;) next? :P
groom	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:53
	quote: Originally posted by Blode quote: Originally posted by Drew a sales rep would get out the car to rep :lol::lol: not drive for 7 hours - he aint gunna get much repping done is he :lol::lol: next? that made me LOL!!:lol: :\|:lol::lol::lol:
AK	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:50
	drew is right.... 7hrs a day in a 1.1 pug.... WTF!!!!
Lynny	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:49
	quote: Originally posted by Drew a sales rep would get out the car to rep :lol::lol: not drive for 7 hours - he aint gunna get much repping done is he :lol::lol: next? that made me LOL!!:lol:
Drew	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:47
	a sales rep would get out the car to rep :lol::lol: not drive for 7 hours - he aint gunna get much repping done is he :lol::lol: delivery bloke would not use a pug 106 - would use a works van and not give a shit about economy next?
Dom	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:46
	quote: Originally posted by Drew 3000 miles per week equals 7 hours of continous driving per day at an average of 60mph somehow i doubt this to be true :D no need for that is there mate :rolleyes: how do u know? you dont, exactly :rolleyes: for all you know he could be a sales rep, or a delivery blokey, 3000 miles aweek is possible you know ;) But yea back on to the topic, i doubt it mate, but give it a go and let us know and if it works ill get me one :lol:
Drew	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:46
	HAVE A LOOK HERE
Joff	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:44
	If you're after improving your fuel economy, the Ecotek widgets do help to some extent as they lean the fuel mixture slightly.
DanielJ	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:44
	quote: Originally posted by Boyrac3r I can't be arsed with twats on here anymore; fuck it! :lol: someone pick his rattle up :rolleyes:
Drew	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:43
	:wave:
Craig6682	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:43
	I can't be arsed with twats on here anymore; fuck it!
PaulW	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:42
	quote: Originally posted by DanielJ :lol: i smell sumthing sorry about that! :look:
DanielJ	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:41
	:lol: i smell sumthing
Craig6682	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:40
	Yep it is true. I work damm hard!
Drew	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:39
	3000 miles per week equals 7 hours of continous driving per day at an average of 60mph somehow i doubt this to be true :D
groom	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:37
	i seen 1 of these on tv, that was for 4x4's tho and they helped (a bit)
Craig6682	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:34
	I do 3000 miles a week! I need to save some Petrol man :lol: I'll try anything :lol:
PaulW	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:31
	:lol::lol::lol: no
Craig6682	posted on 17th Jan 04 at 23:30
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