Trip Computer HIGH SCORES
02-16-2005, 01:34 AM
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Trip Computer HIGH SCORES
How to play... Visit THIS web page to see the current scores. Post (or email) a picture of the "History" screen of your trip computer if you beat one or more of the current high (or low) scores in the following categories and I'll update the page:
Make sure you read the rules. I made the "at least 200 miles" rule so someone won't just do a few miles of fast driving to show a high mph average, for example. The idea is to only reset your trip computer at fill up, and I figure nobody needs to fill up more often than 200 miles.
Since I can't edit this post, the scores and rules will be maintained on the page linked above, so the rules are subject to change if I didn't think of everything.
If you think this is way too silly, or that I'm way too geeky, you're probably right, but I really don't need to hear about it.
Disclaimer: I am not responsible for any speeding tickets, empty gas tanks, etc. Play this game at your own risk.
- Largest Date Range
- Longest Trip
- Longest Elapsed Time
- Shortest Elapsed Time
- Best Average Fuel Consumption
- Worst Average Fuel Consumption
- Highest Average Speed
- Lowest Average Speed
Make sure you read the rules. I made the "at least 200 miles" rule so someone won't just do a few miles of fast driving to show a high mph average, for example. The idea is to only reset your trip computer at fill up, and I figure nobody needs to fill up more often than 200 miles.
Since I can't edit this post, the scores and rules will be maintained on the page linked above, so the rules are subject to change if I didn't think of everything.
If you think this is way too silly, or that I'm way too geeky, you're probably right, but I really don't need to hear about it.
Disclaimer: I am not responsible for any speeding tickets, empty gas tanks, etc. Play this game at your own risk.
02-16-2005, 01:40 AM
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I had a trip with over 35 mpg... San Diego to San Jose, first week of ownership. Trip was 8 hrs long, had one stop for gas. 
Last week, I refueled the car and checked into the estimated range. The NAVI screen said "--", so I went into the config screen and it said -14 miles for range. Obviously, I was in the reserve for a while.
No photos, though...
Last week, I refueled the car and checked into the estimated range. The NAVI screen said "--", so I went into the config screen and it said -14 miles for range. Obviously, I was in the reserve for a while.
No photos, though...
02-16-2005, 01:45 AM
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I've only had my car long enough for 3 fill-ups... the above was two ~ 200 mile trips, and driving around town. I think I would have had about 33 MPG if I hadn't had the city driving. If lots of people play along, I think it will be interesting to see the extremes.
02-16-2005, 08:07 AM
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Hmm. wish I had navi...
02-16-2005, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted by slo007
I had a trip with over 35 mpg... San Diego to San Jose, first week of ownership. Trip was 8 hrs long, had one stop for gas.
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No photos, though...
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No photos, though...
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02-16-2005, 02:23 PM
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Nice webpage :thief:
right now....
02-16-2005, 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by virtualbong
No photos means it never happened...LOL JP
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Hey, my brother just got accepted to the University of Boston for his Master/PhD. MIT also invited him for an interview, expenses paid. Is Boston a good place to go to school? He's undecided between school or a $60K paying job in SF. I told him $60K in SF is not enough.
02-20-2005, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by slo007
Is Boston a good place to go to school?
"Oh, well. It's not a big college town."
Sorry, couldn't resist. Unfortunately, I bet more than half the members here are too young to recognize the quote. One of the benefits of approaching 40, I guess...
02-25-2005, 10:06 PM
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Site Updated with some VERY underwhelming scores...
02-25-2005, 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Mega
Site Updated with some VERY underwhelming scores...
But I will sometime this week.
03-14-2005, 09:52 PM
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Thanks guys...
Big Update
EVERY high score has been beaten since my last update thanks to you guys and my trip to Dallas over the weekend.
Big Update
EVERY high score has been beaten since my last update thanks to you guys and my trip to Dallas over the weekend.
05-04-2006, 04:31 PM
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So, Im gonna bring this back from the dead. This is my best week of driving since I got my TSX. Normal week, commuting to work and stores...
After I filled up, it took less than 16 gallons. I was surprised b\c I drove around with the Range counter at "--" for quite sometime. Figured it was going to take 16-16.5 gal.
After I filled up, it took less than 16 gallons. I was surprised b\c I drove around with the Range counter at "--" for quite sometime. Figured it was going to take 16-16.5 gal.
05-04-2006, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by TSX 3Pedal
The non-navi TSX has a trip meter that only goes up to 999.9 miles
05-04-2006, 05:59 PM
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Drifting
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So, Im gonna bring this back from the dead. This is my best week of driving since I got my TSX. Normal week, commuting to work and stores...
After I filled up, it took less than 16 gallons. I was surprised b\c I drove around with the Range counter at "--" for quite sometime. Figured it was going to take 16-16.5 gal.
After I filled up, it took less than 16 gallons. I was surprised b\c I drove around with the Range counter at "--" for quite sometime. Figured it was going to take 16-16.5 gal.
By the way... before anyone else says it
"HOLY THREAD REVIVAL BATMAN!".
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