ac5501's GDE Experience

RTStabler51 · **Posted:** Sun Jul 19, 2009 2:28 pm

stoutdog wrote:

Sounds great, congrats! I will be getting GDE in about two weeks, as well as replacing the exhaust brake with a Magnaflow #12226. Two weeks after that, I will be driving 2,000 miles from Florida to Arizona. I look forward to getting 35+ on the hwy!!!

I think the guys getting mid to upper 30s are driving ~60mph

CRD Joe · **Posted:** Sun Jul 19, 2009 3:05 pm

RTStabler51 wrote:

stoutdog wrote:

Sounds great, congrats! I will be getting GDE in about two weeks, as well as replacing the exhaust brake with a Magnaflow #12226. Two weeks after that, I will be driving 2,000 miles from Florida to Arizona. I look forward to getting 35+ on the hwy!!!

I think the guys getting mid to upper 30s are driving ~60mph

With this platform I dont see getting 30+ without driving 60 MPH. 55 is better. I fold in my mirrors and take off the antenna (XM) and drive 1750rpm (57-58mph) and I get in the high 30's. If I do the GDE flash I bet I could get over 40mpg.

stoutdog · **Posted:** Sun Jul 19, 2009 3:23 pm

RTStabler51 wrote:

stoutdog wrote:

Sounds great, congrats! I will be getting GDE in about two weeks, as well as replacing the exhaust brake with a Magnaflow #12226. Two weeks after that, I will be driving 2,000 miles from Florida to Arizona. I look forward to getting 35+ on the hwy!!!

I think the guys getting mid to upper 30s are driving ~60mph

This is true :roll:

. Maybe I will experiment on my drive out... do one tank at 60, one at 65, one at 70. Hrm...

GreenDieselEngineering · **Joined:** Sun Jun 07, 2009 5:10 pm **Posts:** 1111

One of our employees has driven the 05 CRD (all stock drivetrain) round-trip to TN from Detroit numerous times and has logged 30mpg running 75mph and 33.5 at 70mph, and this includes the last 60 miles up and down the mountains at the TN border on I-75.

This isn't to say that all vehicles are created equal, but should be pretty representative of some results you can expect.

nursecosmo · **Posted:** Sun Jul 19, 2009 10:56 pm

nescosmo wrote:

nursecosmo wrote:

Translation?

Is not my false that you brain is warp.

If you know espanol I will transl. for you.

Ahorale! Si puedes hacer mas sentido en Espanol, Que lo haga. Hay bastantes miembros aqui que tal vez podran entenderle mejor asi.

nescosmo · **Joined:** Sat Jul 14, 2007 11:17 pm **Posts:** 202

nursecosmo wrote:

nescosmo wrote:

nursecosmo wrote:

Translation?

Is not my false that you brain is warp.

If you know espanol I will transl. for you.

Ahorale! Si puedes hacer mas sentido en Espanol, Que lo haga. Hay bastantes miembros aqui que tal vez podran entenderle mejor asi.

No bad for an americano. Now "ahorale" do not exist in our vacabulary and this is how it should be:

Si tu puedes escribir con mas sentido in espanol, aslo; Porque aqui hay bastantes miembros que te pueden enternder.

Nursecosmo I think that I am begining to like you. Correct me in inglish I correct you in spanish.

nursecosmo · **Posted:** Mon Jul 20, 2009 2:14 am

nescosmo wrote:

nursecosmo wrote:

nescosmo wrote:

nursecosmo wrote:

Translation?

Is not my false that you brain is warp.

If you know espanol I will transl. for you.

Ahorale! Si puedes hacer mas sentido en Espanol, Que lo haga. Hay bastantes miembros aqui que tal vez podran entenderle mejor asi.

No bad for an americano. Now "ahorale" do not exist in our vacabulary and this is how it should be:

Si tu puedes escribir con mas sentido in espanol, aslo; Porque aqui hay bastantes miembros que te pueden enternder.

Nursecosmo I think that I am begining to like you. Correct me in inglish I correct you in spanish.

Ha, ha. No. Ahorale is indeed part of the Spanish vocabulary. It is a common slang term used mostly in Mexico, and means roughly, "right on" , "Exactly", "you said it", "you go girl", etc. An equivalent term is Andale. Alternate spellings are horale or orale. One of Ceech Marin's favorite expressions is "Horale Vato" which can be translated as "Hell yeah brother".

One should never use the "tu" form of you with an unfamiliar person on a public forum, such as in "Si tu puedes" (it is very rude). The correct pronoun in this case is "Usted". Puedes is the formal and polite way of saying "you can". The same goes for "te pueden entender".

The last sentence is not intended to be present indicative, as you have changed it to in your "correction", it is intended to be future conditional and is grammatically perfect.

I made no reference to writing.

Que lo hagas is an alternate and correct conjugation of the verb Hacer. It is sometimes used in song lyrics and translates roughly as "may you do it" and is more polite than saying "do it" (Haslo. it is not spelled aslo)

Thus the translation of the aforeposted sentence would be: "Right on. If you can make more sense in Spanish, then do it. There are many members here who might understand you better that way".

Don't try to correct an advanced Spanish instructor unless you know something about grammar, or you will get schooled.

Sorry for hijacking this thread. (not really)

P.S. I can't get the tilde to work with my keyboard.

RTStabler51 · **Posted:** Mon Jul 20, 2009 3:03 am

nursecosmo wrote:

nescosmo wrote:

nursecosmo wrote:

nescosmo wrote:

nursecosmo wrote:

Translation?

Is not my false that you brain is warp.

If you know espanol I will transl. for you.

Ahorale! Si puedes hacer mas sentido en Espanol, Que lo haga. Hay bastantes miembros aqui que tal vez podran entenderle mejor asi.

No bad for an americano. Now "ahorale" do not exist in our vacabulary and this is how it should be:

Si tu puedes escribir con mas sentido in espanol, aslo; Porque aqui hay bastantes miembros que te pueden enternder.

Nursecosmo I think that I am begining to like you. Correct me in inglish I correct you in spanish.

Ha, ha. No. Ahorale is indeed part of the Spanish vocabulary. It is a common slang term used mostly in Mexico, and means roughly, "right on" , "Exactly", "you said it", "you go girl", etc. An equivalent term is Andale. Alternate spellings are horale or orale. One of Ceech Marin's favorite expressions is "Horale Vato" which can be translated as "Hell yeah brother".

One should never use the "tu" form of you with an unfamiliar person on a public forum, such as in "Si tu puedes" (it is very rude). The correct pronoun in this case is "Usted". Puedes is the formal and polite way of saying "you can". The same goes for "te pueden entender".

The last sentence is not intended to be present indicative, as you have changed it to in your "correction", it is intended to be future conditional and is grammatically perfect.

I made no reference to writing.

Que lo hagas is an alternate and correct conjugation of the verb Hacer. It is sometimes used in song lyrics and translates roughly as "may you do it" and is more polite than saying "do it" (Haslo. it is not spelled aslo)

Thus the translation of the aforeposted sentence would be: "Right on. If you can make more sense in Spanish, then do it. There are many members here who might understand you better that way".

Don't try to correct an advanced Spanish instructor unless you know something about grammar, or you will get schooled.

Sorry for hijacking this thread. (not really)

P.S. I can't get the tilde to work with my keyboard.

I'm going OT here, but just realized you have your location listed at "northwoods' I'm going to be at Road America with the Northwoods Shelby Club here in a few weeks.

Ok time for bed. 3 am ugh

linewarbr · **Posted:** Mon Jul 20, 2009 1:19 pm

nursecosmo wrote:

nescosmo wrote:

nursecosmo wrote:

nescosmo wrote:

nursecosmo wrote:

Translation?

Is not my false that you brain is warp.

If you know espanol I will transl. for you.

Ahorale! Si puedes hacer mas sentido en Espanol, Que lo haga. Hay bastantes miembros aqui que tal vez podran entenderle mejor asi.

No bad for an americano. Now "ahorale" do not exist in our vacabulary and this is how it should be:

Si tu puedes escribir con mas sentido in espanol, aslo; Porque aqui hay bastantes miembros que te pueden enternder.

Nursecosmo I think that I am begining to like you. Correct me in inglish I correct you in spanish.

Ha, ha. No. Ahorale is indeed part of the Spanish vocabulary. It is a common slang term used mostly in Mexico, and means roughly, "right on" , "Exactly", "you said it", "you go girl", etc. An equivalent term is Andale. Alternate spellings are horale or orale. One of Ceech Marin's favorite expressions is "Horale Vato" which can be translated as "Hell yeah brother".

One should never use the "tu" form of you with an unfamiliar person on a public forum, such as in "Si tu puedes" (it is very rude). The correct pronoun in this case is "Usted". Puedes is the formal and polite way of saying "you can". The same goes for "te pueden entender".

The last sentence is not intended to be present indicative, as you have changed it to in your "correction", it is intended to be future conditional and is grammatically perfect.

I made no reference to writing.

Que lo hagas is an alternate and correct conjugation of the verb Hacer. It is sometimes used in song lyrics and translates roughly as "may you do it" and is more polite than saying "do it" (Haslo. it is not spelled aslo)

Thus the translation of the aforeposted sentence would be: "Right on. If you can make more sense in Spanish, then do it. There are many members here who might understand you better that way".

Don't try to correct an advanced Spanish instructor unless you know something about grammar, or you will get schooled.

Sorry for hijacking this thread. (not really)

P.S. I can't get the tilde to work with my keyboard.

HAA!!! I was right!! nes is nurse's alter ego!! :-)r

nursecosmo · **Posted:** Mon Jul 20, 2009 1:45 pm

A Latin version of me? Hmmm, we'd be an unstoppable Juggernaut. We could rule the entire western hemisphere.

Come Mini Mo, you complete me.

linewarbr · **Posted:** Mon Jul 20, 2009 1:53 pm

nursecosmo wrote:

A Latin version of me? Hmmm, we'd be an unstoppable Juggernaut. We could rule the entire western hemisphere.

Come Mini Mo, you complete me.

LOL

Wobbly · **Posted:** Mon Jul 20, 2009 5:03 pm

"Ha, ha. No. Ahorale is indeed part of the Spanish vocabulary. It is a common slang term used mostly in Mexico, and means roughly, "right on" , "Exactly", "you said it", "you go girl", etc. An equivalent term is Andale. Alternate spellings are horale or orale. One of Ceech Marin's favorite expressions is "Horale Vato" which can be translated as "Hell yeah brother". "

Alternate spellings for "órale"? Not according to these links:

http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=18033
and
http://www.academia.org.mx/dicmex.php
and
http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=71765

nursecosmo · **Posted:** Mon Jul 20, 2009 9:07 pm

Wobbly wrote:

"Ha, ha. No. Ahorale is indeed part of the Spanish vocabulary. It is a common slang term used mostly in Mexico, and means roughly, "right on" , "Exactly", "you said it", "you go girl", etc. An equivalent term is Andale. Alternate spellings are horale or orale. One of Ceech Marin's favorite expressions is "Horale Vato" which can be translated as "Hell yeah brother". "

Alternate spellings for "órale"? Not according to these links:

http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=18033
and
http://www.academia.org.mx/dicmex.php
and
http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=71765

I know that this is totally off topic but.... Remember that the word is regional and may be pronounced or spelled in different ways. Being that it is a colloquialism, there is not a consensus on "correct" pronunciation or spelling.

http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=779474

http://pejeverdadero.blogspot.com/2006/ ... e-los.html

I will not respond to any other posts on this topic, being that it is WAY off topic, and was originally posted just for fun.

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