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#13
Originally Posted by Christople,Sep 9 2005, 09:45 AM
Whoa. Bad luck or Darwin...?
When you slam into the rear of a semi that is PARKED on the shoulder, that just is asking for it.
When you slam into the rear of a semi that is PARKED on the shoulder, that just is asking for it.
Ummmm ................. I pick Darwin.
#14
Originally Posted by Scot,Sep 9 2005, 06:45 AM
Hey......How do you lock up the tires with "anti-lock" braking?
my S2000 has ABS and even on the track it doesn't lock up unless I am sliding sideways (which i try to avoid if possible).
my S2000 has ABS and even on the track it doesn't lock up unless I am sliding sideways (which i try to avoid if possible).
regarding the guy, I wonder if he had a stroke or heart attack or something like that? He was pretty old.
oof, that was an anniversary Vette too.....
#15
Originally Posted by xviper,Sep 9 2005, 07:51 AM
Hmmm ............. Let's see ................. Driving at high speed in the shoulder.
Ummmm ................. I pick Darwin.
Ummmm ................. I pick Darwin.
I know I have mistaken the shoulder for a lane at least once before, although I didn't actually get in there. I am sure it has happened to more members, it is not that hard to do especially when someone just pulls over and leaves their tailights on. Be careful out there.
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Originally Posted by switchcars,Sep 9 2005, 09:51 AM
It's tough on a car as light as the S2k. But, ABS systems are by no means foolproof. you break really really hard very abruptly on a heavy car....lock! Also can be done by pumping the brakes.
I guess I'm just too old to understand that analysis.
#20
Originally Posted by Penforhire,Sep 9 2005, 10:25 AM
I've seen another angle of that rear door on another board. That red splotch is, um, disturbing. Doesn't look like a composite body part to me. Looks... wet.