Beached....
if you don't gun it, the S2K will do better on the beach than most cars due to its LSD.
if you gun it too hard and break a tire totally loose, the LSD will transfer XX% of the torque to the other wheel. Problem is, the spinning wheel is not getting any torque, so 0*XX=0! A slightly spinning wheel gets SOME torque, so the other wheel can still give some forward propulsion, preventing you from getting stuck.
Driving on the beach is fun. In FL, driving on the beach is like cruising downtown and what not. Open differentialed cars are super-easy to get stuck. The S2K does fine as long as you don't TRY to get stuck.
if you gun it too hard and break a tire totally loose, the LSD will transfer XX% of the torque to the other wheel. Problem is, the spinning wheel is not getting any torque, so 0*XX=0! A slightly spinning wheel gets SOME torque, so the other wheel can still give some forward propulsion, preventing you from getting stuck.
Driving on the beach is fun. In FL, driving on the beach is like cruising downtown and what not. Open differentialed cars are super-easy to get stuck. The S2K does fine as long as you don't TRY to get stuck.
Originally Posted by vodoxus,Oct 20 2005, 10:27 PM
This reminds me of the Top Gear Video which u can find on the video google, where they tested the audi tt / 350z vert / crossfire on some sandy beaches. It looked cool. hehe
- HOWEVER - some days they're not 
Driving your car down the beach is a blast
You know i'd love to have some pics of it...
funny enough at the time i was more interested in saving my S2000 from the incoming tide that standing back and taking snaps...
Anyway I'm one really happy S2k owner, the car has lived up to all my expectations.
funny enough at the time i was more interested in saving my S2000 from the incoming tide that standing back and taking snaps...
Anyway I'm one really happy S2k owner, the car has lived up to all my expectations.





Interesting story - thanks for sharing

