2 Supercharged S2000s
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From: South of the pier, Huntington Beach, CA
Originally Posted by Purple_sky,Jun 8 2006, 01:13 PM
Say it ain't so!!! I have finally seen that infamous black S2000 on video! 
Seems like it was very reservedly driven, but still more than enough to beat that silver one. I think the black one started in 2nd gear, correct?
Seems like it was very reservedly driven, but still more than enough to beat that silver one. I think the black one started in 2nd gear, correct?I wasn't on it until Dog went by as you can tell. Even then I didn't power shift it when I needed to play catch up.
If we had continued into fifth it would have been a route but it wouldn't have shown up on the camera. The black S was just getting going. By the way, the silver S was totally on it.
Hey Purple, I went out and bought this miracle software at $120 just for you so I could post this stuff on the internet.
Now I need to shoot some races.
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From: Danbury/New Haven, CT
Originally Posted by slimjim8201,Jun 8 2006, 10:28 AM
It makes me squeamish every time I see someone accelerate hard to 100+ and then throw the transmission into neutral like that. It is SO dangerous.
Unless you are sitting in traffic at a redlight, ALWAYS have your car in gear. Whether you are moving, stopped, parked, etc.
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From: Gie
Originally Posted by IIGQ4U
Why is this bad for the car?
Originally Posted by Purple_sky
Care to elaborate? What's so "dangerous"? And "unless you are sitting in traffic at a redlight...", isn't that the same as when you are "stopped"?
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From: Gie
Originally Posted by IIGQ4U,Jun 8 2006, 05:16 PM
Those are the obvious reasons. You made it seem as though it were damaging to the vehicle itself.
Thanks for clearing it up!
Thanks for clearing it up!
