I’m saving up all of my paychecks so that I can eventually get a more fuel-efficient car considering how ridiculously expensive gas is these days. I’m looking for something between 25 and 30k. Any suggestions on which fuel-efficient cars I can get in that price range?
Related Product:
Filed under Gas Conservation FAQ by on Jun 12th, 2011. 7 Comments. 
i am new to metal working. need to know what kind of fuel to use on brazing rods to get the appropriate results. Mapp, propane, butane???? and i have heard of others. in the section of the store that i picked up the rods there are several that “might” work but i don’t want to burn through money faster than the fuel. just a newbie trying to save a couple of bucks instead of doing the trial and error method. thanks.
thanks randy. i bought a small bottle of mapp and a torch nozzle from lowes but it wouldn’t stay lit and wouldn’t melt the braze. i think the nozzle was made only for propane….????
Related Product:
Coffee People Wake Up Call K-Cups for Keurig Brewers (Pack of 50)Introducing the new 50 count K-Cup package from Diedrich Coffee. The same consistent, flavorful K-Cups are now available in a single 50-count package... Read More >
Filed under Gas Conservation FAQ by on May 19th, 2011. 2 Comments.
I want to know if it’s a form of energy that’s being wasted. I don’t want to waste any energy. I want to conserve.
Related Product:
18 Wheels of Steel : American Long HaulYou ain't working for the Man any more! You are the owner of your own trucking business and you call the shots. Build your empire one rig at a time ... Read More >
Filed under Gas Conservation FAQ by on May 17th, 2011. 1 Comment.
Also I’m going for a trip, is it okay to put the lowest fuel in the car (if they tank is close to empty. What is a good to save gas for this kind of car, which basically eats gas.
Also I’m going for a trip, is it okay to put the lowest fuel in the car (if they tank is close to empty. What is a good to save gas for this kind of car, which basically eats gas. Explain your answers please….
Related Product:
Captain Caveman - Save Fuel T-ShirtA distressed print of two Cavemen in a cave-car arguing over how carbon offsets should be calculated into the vehicle's footprint. A tan, 100% cotton ... Read More >
Filed under Gas Conservation FAQ by on Feb 20th, 2011. 4 Comments.
The manual says to use only the highest octane, I think 92. But a friend told me I can put in regular unleaded and it won’t hurt the engine. I don’t know who to believe! I really could save $$$ using just regular fuel, but I don’t want to ruin the engine. Any tips?
Related Product:
Driver San Francisco He's the most ruthless crime lord to ever prowl the streets of the City by the Bay. His name is Charles Jericho, and he certainly did not bring h... Read More >
Filed under Gas Conservation FAQ by on Feb 20th, 2011. 7 Comments.
Related Product:
Innovative Products of America DTP20 20 GPM Mobile Fuel Transfer System DC Powered, includes Filter and Water Seperator, two 6' hoses and manual fuel dispenser For Truck Service and Repair, scrapyards, emergency recovery ... Read More >
Filed under Gas Conservation FAQ by on Nov 29th, 2010. 9 Comments.
Im looking for my first car and i want one that is good in saving gas. Please n thank you.
Related Product:
Tanka Natural Buffalo Cranberry Hot Bar ( 12x1 OZ)Save On Tanka 12X 1 Oz Natural Buffalo Cranberry Hot Bar The 70-Calorie Tanka Bar Delivers A Slow Powerful Protein Punch By Mixing Two Primary Ingredi... Read More >
Filed under Gas Conservation FAQ by on Nov 18th, 2010. 3 Comments.
UPS wants to eliminate all left hand turns from their drivers to save gas. we don’t need to go to that extreme, but what do you do to save gas when you drive?
Related Product:
Power to Save the World: The Truth About Nuclear EnergyGwyneth Cravens on Why Going Green Means Going Nuclear "Most of us were taught that the goal of science is power over nature, as if science and pow... Read More >
Filed under Gas Conservation FAQ by on Oct 15th, 2010. 4 Comments.
I live in Albquerque, NM and it gets very hot in the summer and pretty cold in the winter. I am looking to buy a scooter that would go a maximum of 65 miles an hour, get great gas mileage, be able to carry a few things in the back, and carry one more passenger. Do you have to take driving tests for a scooter and does insurance cost alot? I would use this in tandum with my car, but mainly to conserve gas. How big are the gas tanks as well. I would appreciate any thoughts you might have. Please let me know if I have posed the right questions and, if not, then please let me know what else I need to consider. $1500.00 is about the maximum I would like to spend.
Karl
Related Product:
Reebok NFL Equipment XG54 Receiver's GloveThe Reebok NFL Equipment Fuel receiver gloves utilize an ultra-lightweight, breathable, four-way compression fit that molds to your hand. The Griptoni... Read More >
Filed under Gas Conservation FAQ by on Sep 12th, 2010. 5 Comments.
I live in New Orleans and the roads and highways are bar. I want a vehicle that is higher off the ground then a regular car. But I want a 4 cylinder engine to conserve gas. Is there a truck or SUV that would fit my description?
Related Product:
Tanka Natural Buffalo Cranberry Bar ( 12x1 OZ)Save On Tanka 12X 1 Oz Natural Buffalo Cranberry Bar The 70-Calorie Tanka Bar Delivers A Slow Powerful Protein Punch By Mixing Two Primary Ingredients... Read More >
Filed under Gas Conservation FAQ by on Apr 26th, 2010. 6 Comments.
Mazda 5
Related Product:
Captain Caveman - Save Fuel Distressed T-ShirtA distressed print of two Cavemen in a cave-car arguing over how offsets should be calculated into a carbon footprint. A tan, 100% cotton t-shirt. Get the word out!
Filed under Gas Conservation FAQ by on Feb 14th, 2010. 3 Comments.
Recent Comments