I know this will start an arguement, but I crept on a 911 this morning-->
06-28-2007, 12:52 PM
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LOL. I'd love to hear his version of the story. . .
"So I was driving totally normal in my 2000 911 this morning and I swear this Passat was trying to race me. He was tailgating so I pulled over to let him pass before shifting into 3rd."
06-28-2007, 12:54 PM
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Hi OCDboy, juvenile question for you: how does that Euro barge hold up
performance wise compared to so many cars you track with? I ask because although we love our Audi's they always seem to be number 1 at second place, albeit these are nose heavy slobs. Just curios, becuase I would assume you are the larger, least popular track car (I was surprised by your M5 comment, I thought those would be faster around the twisties).
Q Pig.
Q Pig.
06-28-2007, 01:04 PM
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It can be a pain to drive an exotic. I have a fair amount of time in some high...
profile cars and have come to really dislike the attention, but LOVE driving the cars.
Whether it's a goofy thumbs up or someone looking to see you stomp it....I'd rather a population-free back road. (right after deer season) Better yet, give me an open track any day, any weather.
Whether it's a goofy thumbs up or someone looking to see you stomp it....I'd rather a population-free back road. (right after deer season) Better yet, give me an open track any day, any weather.
06-28-2007, 02:08 PM
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I never heard if there was a mechanical failure involved. City was the a**hat for failing to provide
for the possibility of this type of incident. Too early to say who the real A** is,IMO. With 6000 horsies under the hood, anything is possible.
