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any guy typing like that who was serious i wouldnt take any lessons from.
go autocrossing. although i dont know how much it'd help you. help yes. prevent freak accidents in the rain, not so much. u'll learn car control in the dry but water and bad tires make our cars do some weird crap
unless..... it was raining during the autocross...@_@
go autocrossing. although i dont know how much it'd help you. help yes. prevent freak accidents in the rain, not so much. u'll learn car control in the dry but water and bad tires make our cars do some weird crap
unless..... it was raining during the autocross...@_@
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Originally Posted by bradskee,Mar 6 2010, 06:25 PM
No matter what car you get you should be doing that.
every vehicle i've ever owned, and i've owned lots of vehicles... i took out, somewhere safe (of course) and took it to all the edges just to know how it and i reacted and handle it...
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u'll learn car control in the dry but water and bad tires make our cars do some weird crap
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Originally Posted by lawl,Mar 7 2010, 12:11 AM
any guy typing like that who was serious i wouldnt take any lessons from.
go autocrossing. although i dont know how much it'd help you. help yes. prevent freak accidents in the rain, not so much. u'll learn car control in the dry but water and bad tires make our cars do some weird crap
unless..... it was raining during the autocross...@_@
go autocrossing. although i dont know how much it'd help you. help yes. prevent freak accidents in the rain, not so much. u'll learn car control in the dry but water and bad tires make our cars do some weird crap
unless..... it was raining during the autocross...@_@
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Originally Posted by PeterBinSDs2k,Mar 7 2010, 12:33 AM
everyone, repeat after me... "i am a douche bag"... ^^^
but in all seriousness the guy just lost his car. lessons about sliding down the street sideways is probably not what he needs right now.
have to treat ur car with respect before thinking about learning to manhandle her like a 2 dollar prostitute
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Originally Posted by lawl,Mar 7 2010, 03:23 PM
i am a douchebag
but in all seriousness the guy just lost his car. lessons about sliding down the street sideways is probably not what he needs right now.
have to treat ur car with respect before thinking about learning to manhandle her like a 2 dollar prostitute
but in all seriousness the guy just lost his car. lessons about sliding down the street sideways is probably not what he needs right now.
have to treat ur car with respect before thinking about learning to manhandle her like a 2 dollar prostitute
I think of mine more as a $15,000 prostitute
one that you try to enjoy for the whole session and not try to finish early
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Originally Posted by lawl,Mar 7 2010, 02:23 PM
have to treat ur car with respect before thinking about learning to manhandle her like a 2 dollar prostitute
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Originally Posted by asdthing,Mar 7 2010, 04:21 PM
You can say what you want but I wasn't speeding so don't make assumptions. Accidents can happen to anyone at anytime.
im just saying what he's advocating is not likely conducive for a long ownership for a car. (for example drifting down the road in a new-to-you car)
didnt mean to offend anyone.