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Originally Posted by Rubn1out4GudLuk,Nov 14 2010, 06:38 PM
I know you're entitled to your own opinion but give the guy a break. At least he's out there trying. Plus, I believe its a "track day" not a race. So what if the S2000 driver was able to keep up with the Ferrari. We already know the S2000 can keep up with cars double, sometimes triple, its price range if the right driver is behind the wheel. How do you get good at something? By getting out there and practicing. Nobody is going have the skills unless they practice. Just giving you another perspective to look through(hope you don't take this post the wrong way). 
I give kudos to the Ferrari guy for getting out there and thrashing it around the track.
Hell, I give kudos to anyone who takes their car out on the track.
I give kudos to the Ferrari guy for getting out there and thrashing it around the track.
Hell, I give kudos to anyone who takes their car out on the track.
Props to both drivers for owning great cars and actually making it to a track... even if that is a track only Challenge car.
And for Ferrari exhaust notes:
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"What kind of exhaust do you have Zong?"
I have Berk HFC and a Super Sprint cat back. It's pretty quiet but I like it because it has a very low tone. Here's a short compilation running with other cars since you can't really hear it over the Ferrari not that that's a bad thing Man I love the sound of that Ferrari.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pde3ThYEsAM [/media]
I have Berk HFC and a Super Sprint cat back. It's pretty quiet but I like it because it has a very low tone. Here's a short compilation running with other cars since you can't really hear it over the Ferrari not that that's a bad thing Man I love the sound of that Ferrari.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pde3ThYEsAM [/media]