How to do dohnuts in your ES...
07-10-02, 10:10 PM
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why does everyone seem to be trying to be like a mom or dad.....let people do what they want to their car without calling them stupid. When something bad happens, they'll know themselves it was dumb
07-10-02, 11:25 PM
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Guys, cool it, this is a similar argument as last time.
Why not go to a driving school? Or go to a large parking lot, wet it with a hose, then see what you can do.
While the ES may not be the optimum car to do these manuvers, I applaud those trying to see what limits the ES has. It helps in emergency manuvers.
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Why not go to a driving school? Or go to a large parking lot, wet it with a hose, then see what you can do.
While the ES may not be the optimum car to do these manuvers, I applaud those trying to see what limits the ES has. It helps in emergency manuvers.
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07-10-02, 11:31 PM
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Originally posted by 1loudlex
Sorry, i am just watching out for people so that they dont mess up thier cars... Yeah, they are older so parts cost more.... Thats also sad that you want to even attempt to mess up your car and no i am not trying to start an argument... To each his own..
Adam " Lexist "
Sorry, i am just watching out for people so that they dont mess up thier cars... Yeah, they are older so parts cost more.... Thats also sad that you want to even attempt to mess up your car and no i am not trying to start an argument... To each his own..
Adam " Lexist "
Your concern is very much appreciated, but this is no more detrimental to your car than driving normaly. Adhere your worries to the ppl who actually damage their cars with burnouts from from neutral drops.
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