Wow, Just Spun My Fd On Dry Pavement
01-13-2004, 10:15 PM
#11
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Originally Posted by CourageOO7' date='Jan 14 2004, 03:28 AM
I will not wreck a white FD I will not wreck a white FD I will not wreck a white FD I will not wreck a white FD I will not wreck a white FD I will not wreck a white FD I will not wreck a white FD I will not wreck a white FD I will not wreck a white FD I will not wreck a white FD
i dont know how, but we will!
01-13-2004, 11:22 PM
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Actually! She was really cool about it...to my surprise! Well, I'm alive and I learned my lesson. Hey, anyone around here selling wheels for about $1,500? I want a nice set of 17's with some big rubber on the back...I'm thinking about a set of gram light's (57C's) in white to match the white paint...
01-14-2004, 07:26 AM
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George right?
Anyway, take your car out ot a big empty lot and try using it as a skid pad.
Drive around in a circle gradually increasing speed until it cuts loose.
Then you can get an idea of where the traction will break loose.
If you are using Kuhmos you can get it sidways pretty easily, even in July,.
Anyway, take your car out ot a big empty lot and try using it as a skid pad.
Drive around in a circle gradually increasing speed until it cuts loose.
Then you can get an idea of where the traction will break loose.
If you are using Kuhmos you can get it sidways pretty easily, even in July,.