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From: Scatterbrainia
Originally Posted by i_heart_my_DB8' timestamp='1384895631' post='22884827
Alright, I'll be that guy.
Tire condition? Speed at the time of accident? Were you still gaining on the car in front of you WHILE you fishtailed???
Glad you're okay.
Tire condition? Speed at the time of accident? Were you still gaining on the car in front of you WHILE you fishtailed???
Glad you're okay.
I also do not believe the "20-25 MPH" part.
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Originally Posted by rrounds' timestamp='1384897265' post='22884874
I'm sorry about your car but let me get this straight, you were going 20 to 25 and started to fishtail then your car went up a hill and rolled twice. I think you may have been going a little faster than 20 or 25 mph, when its fogy its hard to tell how fast your going unless you are looking at the speed-o and when its fogy most people look at the road and not at the speed-o. That is when the speed slowly creeps up. Have you thought about buying it back and turning it into a track car?
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Originally Posted by rob-2' timestamp='1384899771' post='22884953
[quote name='rrounds' timestamp='1384897265' post='22884874']
I'm sorry about your car but let me get this straight, you were going 20 to 25 and started to fishtail then your car went up a hill and rolled twice. I think you may have been going a little faster than 20 or 25 mph, when its fogy its hard to tell how fast your going unless you are looking at the speed-o and when its fogy most people look at the road and not at the speed-o. That is when the speed slowly creeps up. Have you thought about buying it back and turning it into a track car?
ROD
I'm sorry about your car but let me get this straight, you were going 20 to 25 and started to fishtail then your car went up a hill and rolled twice. I think you may have been going a little faster than 20 or 25 mph, when its fogy its hard to tell how fast your going unless you are looking at the speed-o and when its fogy most people look at the road and not at the speed-o. That is when the speed slowly creeps up. Have you thought about buying it back and turning it into a track car?
ROD
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I feel like you've left out a large part of this story. I suspect you over drove both your skill and the conditions.
Thankfully you weren't hurt. PLease go take some driving lessons.
