Gas Mileage by Footwear?
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Gas Mileage by Footwear?
Yes, odd question came to my mind.
But do YOU think that footwear plays a role in gas mileage?
When i'm wearing sandles, i like to set cruise and have a nice ride. However, when i wear boots...it feels like race time, flooring the car left and right.
But do YOU think that footwear plays a role in gas mileage?
When i'm wearing sandles, i like to set cruise and have a nice ride. However, when i wear boots...it feels like race time, flooring the car left and right.
Well if you don' change the seat, the thickness of the sole will/might slightly affect it...
Or the weight that's on you foot can make your foot drop more = more gass burning?
I drive differently depending on my footware, i feel more comfortable with the boots, more control...
Or the weight that's on you foot can make your foot drop more = more gass burning?
I drive differently depending on my footware, i feel more comfortable with the boots, more control...
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[hr]Originally posted by: Macko
Well if you don' change the seat, the thickness of the sole will/might slightly affect it...
Or the weight that's on you foot can make your foot drop more = more gass burning?
I drive differently depending on my footware, i feel more comfortable with the boots, more control...
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[hr]Originally posted by: Macko
Well if you don' change the seat, the thickness of the sole will/might slightly affect it...
Or the weight that's on you foot can make your foot drop more = more gass burning?
I drive differently depending on my footware, i feel more comfortable with the boots, more control...
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