Jump to content
SAU Community

Recommended Posts

Come on fella's i need a bit of a reality check here. Who puts the most KM's on their Skyline a week? GTst and GTR?

Just curious. I seem to have gotten it in my head that these are fragile little cars that need protecting!! LOL!! And cant cope with general useage, which i know isnt true... Im still thinking of buying a cheap run around as a second car when i have to go back to a 40KM round trip to work and back early next year... ( at the moment im renting within walking distance of my work)

So give it to me..... I can take it.... :wave:

Link to comment
https://www.sau.com.au/forums/topic/129490-number-of-kms-per-week/
Share on other sites

Heya, I have been using mine for work and general running about, totals about 350km per week, been a good car when I keep it serviced. But I have been thinking of buying a rolla' as a work car and keeping the skyine for weekends - done the maths and it should work out cheaper :wave:

Oh' its a R32 GTS4...

Man, I abuse my car in terms of usage.

I average around 700 a week in a 33 gtst.

Alot of highway/freeway type driving and I usually get around 12l/100kms.

Living 60ks away from your workplace is bad!

same boat man,

cept my workplace is all over qld- so at times i drive like 1200kms to work lol.

Prob average maybe 550-650km per week tho..

I car pool of sorts, so only take the 53km return trip to work 2-3 times a week. Throw in a little drive on the weekends.... fill up every 2nd week. (edit... 1.5 weeks LOL)

Edited by Tangles

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now


  • Similar Content

  • Latest Posts

    • The way they do the test you would be very lucky to ever hit any cell that isn't aiming at 14.7 This was my result... Really not sure what's going on there!
    • I have a projecta one.  A proper trickle charger can be left attached 24x7, that's what the trickle bit is about.
    • With an electronic boost controller, there are settings available to limit overboost.
    • Ah ok, my tuner did adjust something on the percentage cycle on the boost controller, instead of running at 40% the tuner put it on 20% to compensate for the overboost, can't remember what it was. Not duty cycle don't think, and told me if it keeps overboosting, it's going to be something else. I think he mentioned the turbo actuator.
    • Which trickle charger does everyone use? I'm going on holidays in the future, and last time it was left for a couple weeks off twice per time, and don't want to keep doing it to damage my battery so looking to have something hooked up to the battery which connected to the car, as I need to keep my immobiliser system on. If the battery goes flat it will mess up my security system (already happened once) I was looking at the following, so can have someone turn it on every couple of days and run it overnight then turn it off)   https://www.supercheapauto.com.au/p/noco-noco-genius-5-battery-charger-6v-12v-5-amp/648987.html?cgid=SCA01060203#srsltid=AfmBOoq4kzQgrm1YHSZT0DzaCwVwwOcevgu0TSDcUvrNeOqI-0S5xJ1C&start=1   https://www.supercheapauto.com.au/p/century-century-cc1206-xli-12v-1-3-6a-9-stage-battery-charger/693006.html?cgid=SCA01060203#srsltid=AfmBOoq4kzQgrm1YHSZT0DzaCwVwwOcevgu0TSDcUvrNeOqI-0S5xJ1C&start=30   though these don't say anything about trickle charging, don't want it to overcharge the battery.
×
×
  • Create New...