I think this is the best pic of me and my car yet
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12-13-2007, 06:53 PM
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this is thunderhill, turn 3 - the drive through flooded WA last week was definitely worth it lol
yeah I like how the rears look so wide in this pic - they are actually stock sizes
yeah I like how the rears look so wide in this pic - they are actually stock sizes
12-17-2007, 07:35 AM
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Nice! Judging by the front tire roll & the lean I'd say you're hitting it pretty hard.
But what is it with you plastic toy guys & that blue painters tape anyway?
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But what is it with you plastic toy guys & that blue painters tape anyway?
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12-17-2007, 12:15 PM
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you should most certainly get out to t-hill if you're into this sort of thing. it's less than a full day drive away, very fun track and VERY safe (compared to PR anyway). no trees anywhere in sight LOL.
the group that ran the day (hooked on driving) claims they only had 2 "incidents" in 5 years. they are a good bunch.
and yeah blue tape adds flavor, aight?
btw the place pictured is an entrance to medium-speed off camber turn, all about the trottle control. a lot of run-off too, as long as you don't aim for the flag station, LOL.
the group that ran the day (hooked on driving) claims they only had 2 "incidents" in 5 years. they are a good bunch.
and yeah blue tape adds flavor, aight?
btw the place pictured is an entrance to medium-speed off camber turn, all about the trottle control. a lot of run-off too, as long as you don't aim for the flag station, LOL.