Beautiful Porsche Carrera GT! A must see!!
that makes me want to cry even though its not my car. total waste. but it would be a fun project if someone can aford to buy the thing. i would if had the $$$ 
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I think trying to repair load-bearing carbon-fibre structure is even more shady/dangerous/questionable than trying to fix a traditional steel safety cage that's been compromised.
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I want to find that driver and smack him/her across the face.............
If I have the $$ to afford that car, I'll take it out on a track and enjoy it, not trash it on the streets.
That driver must be doing some really stupid things.
If I have the $$ to afford that car, I'll take it out on a track and enjoy it, not trash it on the streets.
That driver must be doing some really stupid things.
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We cant blame the driver if we arent sure. It is quite possible that some idiot in a Civic wanted to race him and cut him off so he had to brake and hit something. From what I have seen, most drivers of exotic cars drive REALLY slow and cautiously. Might have to do with the fact that theyre 70+.
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Originally posted by LeXuSrAcIn
We cant blame the driver if we arent sure. It is quite possible that some idiot in a Civic wanted to race him and cut him off so he had to brake and hit something. From what I have seen, most drivers of exotic cars drive REALLY slow and cautiously. Might have to do with the fact that theyre 70+.
We cant blame the driver if we arent sure. It is quite possible that some idiot in a Civic wanted to race him and cut him off so he had to brake and hit something. From what I have seen, most drivers of exotic cars drive REALLY slow and cautiously. Might have to do with the fact that theyre 70+.
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Originally posted by LeXuSrAcIn
From what I have seen, most drivers of exotic cars drive REALLY slow and cautiously. Might have to do with the fact that theyre 70+.
From what I have seen, most drivers of exotic cars drive REALLY slow and cautiously. Might have to do with the fact that theyre 70+.
Saw a beautiful red Ferrari 575M on the highway the other day... driver was probably in his late 50's / early 60's, going 65 mph (the speed limit). Meanwhile, Corollas and Civics, etc. are passing him.
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Originally posted by LexusLuver
I think Carrera GT rotors are a PCCB, or Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake. Ceramic rotors tend to be brittle
Ferrari uses Brembo/Ferrari designed CCM - Carbo-Ceramic Material .
I think Carrera GT rotors are a PCCB, or Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake. Ceramic rotors tend to be brittle
Ferrari uses Brembo/Ferrari designed CCM - Carbo-Ceramic Material .
So I guess that means they're made of silicon carbide
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