I know, but if it can happen it does... Car in the other lane may not be fwd... And it may not be in its own lane either...
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20 years ago
How to knock almost 3 secs of your 0-60 for zero cost.
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20 years ago
Blow out! Cars can wind up vaulting the barriers on M-ways from blow outs at speed. They are holding on to the car to do long burnouts and get the tyres very sticky. But as they are street tyres they are doing lots of damage to them.
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20 years ago
bit excessive isn't it?!
it's a new car that's had bits lopped off it I fail to see how it's going to have a parachute or the nitrous blow up :)
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20 years ago
What about the unknown car in the next lane? I would risk it though.
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20 years ago
Fair point :)
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20 years ago
from what I can see, they had the strip to themselves when they were pounding it, so the only thing that was going to go flying was the thing they had tapped to the engine :)