The Rain Down HERE!
Actually, the way to learn how to handle any car is to take beyond the limit of adhesion in a controlled situation wet or dry. That way you can practice putting the car on a sideways side and coming out of it unscathed. I do that every chance I get.
I'm with S2khondas on this one - assuming driving around town - which he obviously is since you don't purposely drift on the interstate. I put less sticky tires on the back of mine to let it drift easier in the wet or dry, and I don't go through tires so fast. In the wet, I have an absolute blast going less than 30 mphs using throttle oversteer. Maybe it's just me because sometimes I miss the torque of a V8.... doh - I hope those 2 letters don't get me kickled off....
Originally Posted by Vsdanny,Aug 26 2007, 09:29 PM
the other coming home from work and someone cut him off on the turnpike and if it wasent for the roll bar in the car he wouldnt have a head right now!
I loved driving my S in the rain... sadly one day just cruising a little jerk of the wheel, because of some A-Hole, lost it and destroyed my S2000. If you are planning to have fun in the rain make sure you do it at moderate speeds and don't over do it because the car will bite u in the ass. (I don't care how skilled some people think they are, I've seen the best crash because of rain). Most important of all CHECK YOUR TIRES!!!!!
Thank You.
Originally Posted by billstein,Sep 5 2007, 11:49 AM
I'm with S2khondas on this one - assuming driving around town - which he obviously is since you don't purposely drift on the interstate. I put less sticky tires on the back of mine to let it drift easier in the wet or dry, and I don't go through tires so fast. In the wet, I have an absolute blast going less than 30 mphs using throttle oversteer. Maybe it's just me because sometimes I miss the torque of a V8.... doh - I hope those 2 letters don't get me kickled off....
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