So how about a good 8k clutch drop to warm the tire up first then your all set.

 

For some reason I'm not surprised that you said that!!

 

Or due to a moron at Honda that didnt take out the old gasket when he changed my oil, causing an engine fire in the middle of the boonies...

 

Evolution in Action,...

...that and I think many people having accidents have previously been driving front wheel drive cars. Front wheel drive reactions in an S2000 are a recipe for trouble.

 

Greg, I think you jinxed yourself posting this... you started this thread 36 hours, within minutes of being exactly on the NOSE, before the Deer Charlotte incident!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Sondra S2K
[B]Greg, I think you jinxed yourself posting this... you started this thread 36 hours, within minutes of being exactly on the NOSE,

 

Ambient temp 29 F...

Tires only slightly warmer...

Engine at 3 bars...

VTEC turning onto 50mph road from dead stop...



The rear came out...was very controllable, the tires had only 665 miles on them.

Yes, the cold definitely plays havoc.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Bieg
[B]Evolution in Action,...

...that and I think many people having accidents have previously been driving front wheel drive cars.

 

Approaching a turn in Palm Springs I was going to fast .. lost control... skidded off the road flew onto the curb.. in the desert..... my car drove fine however the allignment was slightly off... its already fixed.. driver/inexperience error... i will learn from my mistake though right.

 

Yea, it's great here as well...after 10am

PS: I highly recommend driving fast during a major earthquake. From personal experience (Northridge) I can say that it's quite exhilerating!