Someone was driving a little fast tonight (novel with morals!)
11-27-2004, 07:36 PM
#1
Someone was driving a little fast tonight (novel with morals!)
<shawn>IBstreetracing 
</shawn>
I was following a tan 4th gen (sans spoiler, dunno model) who was really letting his car stretch it's legs on SE 24th St in Sammamish....
Just FYI kiddies: You shouldn't EVER get up to 130 MPH on any road at 7PM on a saturday... in the rain... especially one with driveways on it... even if you're "following" another Maxima to show a gross display of 160 Earth-shattering, ground-pounding, asphalt-rippling horsepower*
A safe distance is reasonable (to allow for, say, a Suburban to exit said driveway onto SE 24th St. and still allow you enough room to say three Apostle's Creeds, fill a 5 gallon bucket with your own excretion, and slow to the safe and sane speed limit of 30 MPH). but, still make sure your brakes are up to snuff. Mine certainly are, but not after emitting sufficient heat and light to brighten the asphalt under and around my car. Needless to say, I could have cooked 4 pizzas on my rotors and deep-fried some chicken wings with good ole' NAPA DOT-3.
With all funny aside, make sure your brakes are in good working condition. Make sure your tires aren't bald, and for the love of God and all that is good, Holy, and virginal in this world . . .
TAKE IT TO THE TRACK
</shawn>I was following a tan 4th gen (sans spoiler, dunno model) who was really letting his car stretch it's legs on SE 24th St in Sammamish....
Just FYI kiddies: You shouldn't EVER get up to 130 MPH on any road at 7PM on a saturday... in the rain... especially one with driveways on it... even if you're "following" another Maxima to show a gross display of 160 Earth-shattering, ground-pounding, asphalt-rippling horsepower*
A safe distance is reasonable (to allow for, say, a Suburban to exit said driveway onto SE 24th St. and still allow you enough room to say three Apostle's Creeds, fill a 5 gallon bucket with your own excretion, and slow to the safe and sane speed limit of 30 MPH). but, still make sure your brakes are up to snuff. Mine certainly are, but not after emitting sufficient heat and light to brighten the asphalt under and around my car. Needless to say, I could have cooked 4 pizzas on my rotors and deep-fried some chicken wings with good ole' NAPA DOT-3.
With all funny aside, make sure your brakes are in good working condition. Make sure your tires aren't bald, and for the love of God and all that is good, Holy, and virginal in this world . . .
TAKE IT TO THE TRACK
11-27-2004, 09:10 PM
#6
Well, A... chalk this up in the 'lesson well-learned' department. Because it could've been a far, FAR worse outcome, bro. I'm just glad to see that you're still around for one more Sunday of food, football, and fun. Now, go say 100 "Hail Mary's", kiss some rosary beads, rub Buddah, eat leftover turkey, and ENJOY THE RIDE! 
(oh... and steer clear of Shawn... he ain't all there today - LOL)
(oh... and steer clear of Shawn... he ain't all there today - LOL)
11-28-2004, 04:34 AM
#10
Originally Posted by Ant96GLE
Good thing 3rd Gens are slow, if not you would've been dead.
Originally Posted by KLoWnPR109
I'm suprised you got up to 130. How many miles of road did it take you to get to that speed?
11-29-2004, 09:47 AM
#12
Originally Posted by Red92MaxSE
Hey, Anton. Maybe EB will let you sign up for Northwest Maxima Import Challenge 2 coming this spring in Woodburn again...
maybe ask if it's ok again?
11-29-2004, 02:33 PM
#15
a pessimist would call me an idiot since driving fast, in the rain, and on public roads is effing stupid.
an optimist would call me the smartest man alive due to the fact I'm sitting here talking to you and not six feet under.
an optimist would call me the smartest man alive due to the fact I'm sitting here talking to you and not six feet under.
11-29-2004, 02:39 PM
#16
Originally Posted by Duckman540i
Ha Ha Ha. Anthony 3rd. Gens. aren't slow. Well atleast not mine. I'll be showing you that video sometime.
I know I just like breaking you 3rd Gens guys *****... especially Mr Gone, hes always got a good comeback for me
11-29-2004, 08:18 PM
#18
Originally Posted by Ant96GLE
I know I just like breaking you 3rd Gens guys *****... especially Mr Gone, hes always got a good comeback for measide from VE > *
11-30-2004, 06:07 AM
#20
Originally Posted by antonthegrey
a pessimist would call me an idiot since driving fast, in the rain, and on public roads is effing stupid.
an optimist would call me the smartest man alive due to the fact I'm sitting here talking to you and not six feet under.
an optimist would call me the smartest man alive due to the fact I'm sitting here talking to you and not six feet under.
I'm a realist.
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