both are not 3 hours even driving the speed limit, you would be looking at max 2 hours for both of those (city limit to city limit)

 

2.5 hours doing 110 on hwy2. How do I know? 454 @110 km/HR = 3100 rpm! Lol

 

That CF hood is Kris's (kissrocker);
IIRC he got it last year, took it out of hte pacakge to put it on his car, then took it right back off, opting to only put it on this summer...

hmm...

it's easy to say that when it's not yours right!?









(just messing)

 

was that city limit to city limit, because castrol isn't in edmonton its just outside of leduc which can be reached in 2 hours doing the speed limit.

 

I'd expect the same thing! Lol and that's from the henday to stony trail

 

ya the 3 hours is from city center to city center. i may not drive from calgary to edmonton as much as you as of late but i know it doesn't take 3 hours to get to castrol

 

not from my experience while driving the posted limit;

Calgary to Red Deer is 1.5 hours;
Red Deer to Edmonton is 1.5 hours.

Red Deer is smack dab in teh middle of Calgary & Edmonton - and even though Castrol is a couple minutes from Edmonton, is it really worth arguing this point over little more than semantics behind "Calgary to Edomonton"??

 

lol yes

 

ok, you have your argument;
I'll continue to allow 3 hours for the drive to Edmonton, and 90 minutes for the drive to Red Deer...

 

I'm team Soundjunky

I still would say it takes 3 hours. And I've driven to Edmonton with both of you.

 

*cough* city center to city center *cough* lol ok i'll agree to disagree, and at the same time how often do i drive the speed limit when on the highway lol

 

When does Jon ever do the the speed limit? None the less it took 3 hours to get to Leduc, and 3 hours to get back.

 

umm only because of the damn truck roll over. at one point i was doing 180km/h, only cuz you needed to pee so bad lol

 

that right there is exactly where I see the disconnect between theory & reality;
just becasue in theory you can traverse 300km's in sub-three hours according to the math;
in reality, you have reduced speed limits, traffic and (to make matters worse) people needing pit-stops...

Thanks BB!

 

Um then why 3 hours back? When you got the ticket and did the speed limit?

 

meh, this arguement could go on for days. so we shall agree to disagree

it didn't take us 3 hours to get back btw

 

You do also realize that it's typically Canadian to underestimate things right

 

really?

 

Haha yes it did
/discussion.

 

the next 20 days are gonna take forever btw

 

I'm with Jon. But also with Steve. I find it's about 2 hrs 45 mins to Edmonton, 3 hrs to the center. I go there every summer

 

in my truck it took 2.5 hours. Maybe a little more with traffic but in my car it takes a little under 2.5 hours. I've clocked it numerous times at numerous speeds. proven method< theory and reality! lol now tell me I'm wrong

 

your wrong lol. sorry i had to say it

 

seen that coming a 1600 km's away

 

hahaha yup, it was inevitable