s2000 vs Miata (miata crashes)
08-26-2012, 10:54 AM
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Originally Posted by eklipz98' timestamp='1346006980' post='21965804
[quote name='zdave87' timestamp='1346006600' post='21965795']
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Leave the thread if you don't like it. This is the street encounters forum. Go preach somewhere else, your rhetoric is unwanted in these parts. Following a Miata on an uphill run is not even a test of limits for the s2000 with me behind the wheel. This was a leisurely pace where i was more focused on my "filming line" as i call it Maybe you need to go to the track more to learn about the s2000 before making ignorant statements.
[quote name='eklipz98' timestamp='1346000314' post='21965662']
Leave the thread if you don't like it. This is the street encounters forum. Go preach somewhere else, your rhetoric is unwanted in these parts. Following a Miata on an uphill run is not even a test of limits for the s2000 with me behind the wheel. This was a leisurely pace where i was more focused on my "filming line" as i call it Maybe you need to go to the track more to learn about the s2000 before making ignorant statements.
I thought the "take it to the track" trolls stayed out of this forum.
This is the "street encounters" forum.
Moral cowboys not welcome.
Go spam every other thread on this section and see how well received your comments are.
No one cares..
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Leave. Just Leave.
08-26-2012, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted by zdave87' timestamp='1346007250' post='21965814
[quote name='eklipz98' timestamp='1346006980' post='21965804']
[quote name='zdave87' timestamp='1346006600' post='21965795']
[quote name='eklipz98' timestamp='1346000314' post='21965662']
Leave the thread if you don't like it. This is the street encounters forum. Go preach somewhere else, your rhetoric is unwanted in these parts. Following a Miata on an uphill run is not even a test of limits for the s2000 with me behind the wheel. This was a leisurely pace where i was more focused on my "filming line" as i call it Maybe you need to go to the track more to learn about the s2000 before making ignorant statements.
[quote name='zdave87' timestamp='1346006600' post='21965795']
[quote name='eklipz98' timestamp='1346000314' post='21965662']
Leave the thread if you don't like it. This is the street encounters forum. Go preach somewhere else, your rhetoric is unwanted in these parts. Following a Miata on an uphill run is not even a test of limits for the s2000 with me behind the wheel. This was a leisurely pace where i was more focused on my "filming line" as i call it Maybe you need to go to the track more to learn about the s2000 before making ignorant statements.
I thought the "take it to the track" trolls stayed out of this forum.
This is the "street encounters" forum.
Moral cowboys not welcome.
Go spam every other thread on this section and see how well received your comments are.
No one cares..
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Darwin is alive and well-it's just a matter of time.
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Leave. Just Leave.
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09-02-2012, 02:55 PM
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My camera is normally faced forwards, and I am normally the camera car. Believe me, there are plenty that have crashed following me. Way more than those who I have followed. For example, here's people who were either following me, or driving solo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kviWXF3q6GI
I agree its easier to follow than lead in most cases. Both are difficult.
"No skills required"...that's a statement coming from someone who has clearly little knowledge about driving.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kviWXF3q6GI
"No skills required"...that's a statement coming from someone who has clearly little knowledge about driving.
09-08-2012, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted by zdave87' timestamp='1346006600' post='21965795
[quote name='eklipz98' timestamp='1346000314' post='21965662']
Leave the thread if you don't like it. This is the street encounters forum. Go preach somewhere else, your rhetoric is unwanted in these parts. Following a Miata on an uphill run is not even a test of limits for the s2000 with me behind the wheel. This was a leisurely pace where i was more focused on my "filming line" as i call it Maybe you need to go to the track more to learn about the s2000 before making ignorant statements.
Leave the thread if you don't like it. This is the street encounters forum. Go preach somewhere else, your rhetoric is unwanted in these parts. Following a Miata on an uphill run is not even a test of limits for the s2000 with me behind the wheel. This was a leisurely pace where i was more focused on my "filming line" as i call it Maybe you need to go to the track more to learn about the s2000 before making ignorant statements.
I thought the "take it to the track" trolls stayed out of this forum.
This is the "street encounters" forum.
Moral cowboys not welcome.
Go spam every other thread on this section and see how well received your comments are.
No one cares..
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I do my share of, lets call it, aggressive driving... But crossing lanes like it is a race track is deadly. Any oncoming car and both parties are f@#kED. For anyone who has been to Tail Of The Dragon they know rule number 1 is to keep in your lane. Go as fast as you bloody want, but STAY IN YOUR LANE, I guess that doesnt happen elsewhere on twisty roads.
09-22-2012, 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by eklipz98' timestamp='1346000314' post='21965662
Leave the thread if you don't like it. This is the street encounters forum. Go preach somewhere else, your rhetoric is unwanted in these parts. Following a Miata on an uphill run is not even a test of limits for the s2000 with me behind the wheel. This was a leisurely pace where i was more focused on my "filming line" as i call it Maybe you need to go to the track more to learn about the s2000 before making ignorant statements.
your being very rude. he was in his lane the whole time and why are you bashin him for the miata's mistakes? it seems he has a good amount of driving skills. yelling at someone over the internet isnt going to make them change their driving style. just because your a gold member doesnt mean you can yell at whoever you want because their driving aggressive. and not to mention in a thread thats mainly for aggressive driving. he knows his limit and the cars limit. i dont think he would push it anywhere near his limit on a public road, your not the only person on here with common sense.
09-22-2012, 08:36 PM
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Originally Posted by zdave87' timestamp='1346006600' post='21965795
[quote name='eklipz98' timestamp='1346000314' post='21965662']
Leave the thread if you don't like it. This is the street encounters forum. Go preach somewhere else, your rhetoric is unwanted in these parts. Following a Miata on an uphill run is not even a test of limits for the s2000 with me behind the wheel. This was a leisurely pace where i was more focused on my "filming line" as i call it Maybe you need to go to the track more to learn about the s2000 before making ignorant statements.
Leave the thread if you don't like it. This is the street encounters forum. Go preach somewhere else, your rhetoric is unwanted in these parts. Following a Miata on an uphill run is not even a test of limits for the s2000 with me behind the wheel. This was a leisurely pace where i was more focused on my "filming line" as i call it Maybe you need to go to the track more to learn about the s2000 before making ignorant statements.
your being very rude. he was in his lane the whole time and why are you bashin him for the miata's mistakes? it seems he has a good amount of driving skills. yelling at someone over the internet isnt going to make them change their driving style. just because your a gold member doesnt mean you can yell at whoever you want because their driving aggressive. and not to mention in a thread thats mainly for aggressive driving. he knows his limit and the cars limit. i dont think he would push it anywhere near his limit on a public road, your not the only person on here with common sense.
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Good response. Glad you understand me
