The most fun you can have in a parking lot
12-08-2001, 09:44 PM
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The most fun you can have in a parking lot
Tonight since it was raining I had the brilliant idea to put McDonald's style trays beneath my rear tires and lock them up. Well needless to say, if you start going straight and then cut the wheel, the butt end of the car will swing around like theres no tomororw. Oh wow I was seriously pullin the G forces. The G forces pulled so hard it stalled out the engine and flooded it. It wouldnt start after a few cranks. But damn I think those were the largst G forces I've ever pulled in that car. It was really fun though! The only problem is the trays wear thru rather quickly, so I guess next time I'll have to acquire more of them. Also if you miss and nail a curb you'll do serious damage to the car.
12-08-2001, 10:28 PM
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Been there, done that..
http://www.geocities.com/boostedmaxi...ettadonuts.mpg
Try stacking the trays next time but make sure they don't slide off each other. That **** is great fun
http://www.geocities.com/boostedmaxi...ettadonuts.mpg
Try stacking the trays next time but make sure they don't slide off each other. That **** is great fun
12-09-2001, 07:31 AM
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12-09-2001, 07:54 AM
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Re: The most fun you can have in a parking lot
Originally posted by ericdwong
Tonight since it was raining I had the brilliant idea to put McDonald's style trays beneath my rear tires and lock them up. Well needless to say, if you start going straight and then cut the wheel, the butt end of the car will swing around like theres no tomororw. Oh wow I was seriously pullin the G forces. The G forces pulled so hard it stalled out the engine and flooded it. It wouldnt start after a few cranks. But damn I think those were the largst G forces I've ever pulled in that car. It was really fun though! The only problem is the trays wear thru rather quickly, so I guess next time I'll have to acquire more of them. Also if you miss and nail a curb you'll do serious damage to the car.
Tonight since it was raining I had the brilliant idea to put McDonald's style trays beneath my rear tires and lock them up. Well needless to say, if you start going straight and then cut the wheel, the butt end of the car will swing around like theres no tomororw. Oh wow I was seriously pullin the G forces. The G forces pulled so hard it stalled out the engine and flooded it. It wouldnt start after a few cranks. But damn I think those were the largst G forces I've ever pulled in that car. It was really fun though! The only problem is the trays wear thru rather quickly, so I guess next time I'll have to acquire more of them. Also if you miss and nail a curb you'll do serious damage to the car.
02-25-2002, 04:19 AM
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Re: The most fun you can have in a parking lot
Originally posted by ericdwong
Also if you miss and nail a curb you'll do serious damage to the car.
Also if you miss and nail a curb you'll do serious damage to the car.
a few months ago it was raining and i took a turn a LITTLE too fast, fish tailed and smacked the cub with my back wheel...snapped my strut and theere goes my wheel danglin beneath my car....my user name speaks for itself
02-25-2002, 05:03 AM
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If you guys think that's funny...
I'll have to find the link to a drift video I found. It's about 3 minutes long. These guys are behind a warehouse(prolly in Cali or something), hosing down the pavement at the corner of the building. Then they get in their S14 240SX and FC3S RX-7 and use the wet pavement to drift around the corner! It was hilarious. Even my mom thought it was funny.
When I get home, I'll check the history on my browser and try to find the site again.
When I get home, I'll check the history on my browser and try to find the site again.
02-25-2002, 06:08 PM
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Woohoo, this is my 700th post, too!
I found the site at home.
Click on Dori Tengoku Vol 1
Now that's gotta be the most fun you can have in a parking lot.
Click on Dori Tengoku Vol 1
Now that's gotta be the most fun you can have in a parking lot.
02-25-2002, 07:18 PM
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http://www.njrdesign.net/maine-street/joyridelow.zip
that was fun too (download, 6 megs in divx format)
that was fun too (download, 6 megs in divx format)
02-25-2002, 07:30 PM
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Re: Woohoo, this is my 700th post, too!
Originally posted by Black VQ
I found the site at home.
Click on Dori Tengoku Vol 1
Now that's gotta be the most fun you can have in a parking lot.
I found the site at home.
Click on Dori Tengoku Vol 1
Now that's gotta be the most fun you can have in a parking lot.
I really hope those guys are acting like that on purpose and really AREN'T stupid. 
02-26-2002, 03:50 PM
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No, not necessarily. It's just that you can break traction a lot easier when it's wet. It would be harder to hold the drift as long too. Kinda like how it would probably be a lot harder for you to do what you did on dry pavement.
LOL! I just showed my mom your video, and she asked if the 'Try so hard' part was because you were trying to drift.
LOL! I just showed my mom your video, and she asked if the 'Try so hard' part was because you were trying to drift.
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