Mark - aka LIPS2000 - aka bush-pig-hunter (i saw the pictures..she was nasty)

you forgot to mention that you are larger than me..

therefore, my car will be airbornE longer.

Spellcheck off -Dan

Scot

 

Dude...WHATEVER!! All I know is that little Lips2000 (little being relative to actual body size...and yes, I AM larger than you) was happy!!

You forgot to mention that flight distance is relative to speed as well...ergo...since I go much faster than your wife will let you, I fly farther!! he he he

Mark

 

Greg and I got air several times in Wisconsin in Door County last fall, all witnessed by the following Aquatic, who said that even my ponytail was pointed at the sky... We were probably a foot off the ground, and it was GREAT! Made me do this---->

 

My friend once went airborne in his Beretta GT with me in the passenger seat. It was a hard landing but everything seemed fine. Parked the car a bit later and when we returned it looked like the Exxon Valdez had let loose under the car. Turns out he hit the oil drain plug on impact and bent it back inside the oil pan which tore a gash in the pan.

 

anyone that finds themself going down Jupiter just south of Campbell in dallas there is a perfect lil asphualt ramp in the middle of the road..don't know if they molded it that way one purpose or what but i get airborne every time i go through there.

and theres a set of rail road tracks further down campbell where you get pull a smokey and the bandit if your going fast enough

 

Sondra - [jerky pig comment]so, if you were laying on your back........ummm.. how would your ponytail be pointing......o forget it.... [/jerky pig comment]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Sondra S2K
[B]Greg and I got air several times in Wisconsin in Door County last fall, all witnessed by the following Aquatic, who said that even my ponytail was pointed at the sky...

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Scot
[B]
"Littlelips2000"...emphasis on Little...ahahahah

 

Scot,

I know you have a kid, so you should probably reconsider this. A while back there were some guys that taped a video of a Type R getting some air. Well upon landing, this person lost control and flipped the car atlesat 5-6 times I could count. At the end of the video, you could hear the friends trying to get the drivers attention, which no doubt he was dead looking at the roof of the car. So I must ask you to reconsider. When you are up there, you have no control of how the car is going to land.

Not trying to tell you what to do, but after seen that video, it's very scary...

-Shing

 

Shing - i am only getting 6"-12" air, not any dukes of hazard/smokey and the bandit kind of air.

Remember when the General Lee would land, the entire front would crumple, then they would cut to a different angle and the car was like new and driving away.

I doubt I would try this a 100+mph either... most jumps i can find are on twisty tight roads...90mph tops..

Scot

[QUOTE]Originally posted by shingles
[B]Scot,

I know you have a kid, so you should probably reconsider this.

 

Been airborne in my 914 and my Z28. Going airborne in the 914 got me laid.