1stEuroRide
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I am job, I am job
Why oh why
Why oh why
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- Thread starter Vancity2Constantinople1
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mustache rash
Go Kart Champion
This is what happens when you don't pay for your own things. You respect property when you work your ass off to get them......
rawbdog
Go Kart Champion
Doesn't matter people still can fix their car without going through insurance. Saw a huge report on car fax on TV and they clearly state that they can only see what has been submitted through insurance.
I know right? FWD is gayporn to drift in. RWD is a blast to fuck around in.
Vancity2Constantinople1
Banned
owner was on a lease as well.. :yikes: I wonder if he bought the car out or it was returned. since it was 1.5 years ago.
littleazn248
Go Kart Champion
they drifted the new mk7
excelevant
Go Kart Champion
Reminds me of a friend of a friend in high school who took us to eat in his dad's ES300 one day, said he had drifted it, I asked how, he said rwd, I said no, he tried over and over to make it "step out like he had before", and of course.. never achieved any oversteer. Same kid approached me a year or so later laughing like a hyena telling me his Ranger had just nose dived into the street, said front spindle broke while driving and his 35" tire rolled down the street past him.
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socal87
Drag Race Newbie
Makes me wonder...what's the proper way to perform a reverse 180? I assume ESC must be off...
Also, how do they get those shots where a fast moving object (car, train, etc) is travelling directly at the camera, and the final frame makes it appear as though the camera is about to be destroyed by said object? I would figure it would be a visual effect, such as filming at a slower speed, or perhaps moving the camera towards the object...
Also, how do they get those shots where a fast moving object (car, train, etc) is travelling directly at the camera, and the final frame makes it appear as though the camera is about to be destroyed by said object? I would figure it would be a visual effect, such as filming at a slower speed, or perhaps moving the camera towards the object...
