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I drove my friends AP1 with worn Toyo All Seasons and it was pretty dangerous. He can break traction at 2000 rpm in 2nd! Moral of the story, get good tires!
#43
Originally Posted by MADANT15,Jul 13 2008, 12:34 PM
I drove my friends AP1 with worn Toyo All Seasons and it was pretty dangerous. He can break traction at 2000 rpm in 2nd! Moral of the story, get good tires!
break traction at 2000 rpms? i dont think so
#44
No, but people will always blame the car before they blame themselves.
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Originally Posted by thebig33tuna,Jul 11 2008, 09:12 AM
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taking a long easy onramp curve at around 60-ish... shifted gear 2->3 (it felt like the car was planted, at the time) and immediately went sideways. like, 90 degrees to the road. went off into the grass and hit a bush.
taking a long easy onramp curve at around 60-ish... shifted gear 2->3 (it felt like the car was planted, at the time) and immediately went sideways. like, 90 degrees to the road. went off into the grass and hit a bush.
Half of the people who kick this car out do not understand weight transfer and proper cornering etiquette.
#46
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Spun mine right after getting it lol. Not used to RWD at first. Had a few beer as well and was trying to step it out. NOT A GOOD IDEA!!!!!!
Stepped it out a little bit too much and tried to correct but over corrected and went sideways across a 4 lane road. Was very late at night so no one on the other side of the road luckily. Since then only a little stepping out when I want it to otherwise none!
Stepped it out a little bit too much and tried to correct but over corrected and went sideways across a 4 lane road. Was very late at night so no one on the other side of the road luckily. Since then only a little stepping out when I want it to otherwise none!
#47
Originally Posted by getfighted32,Jul 11 2008, 02:23 AM
Its not as bad as everyone makes it out to be. As long as you don't drive like a retard, especially in the rain, you will be fine.
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