Why you wrecked your FD
10-20-04, 04:03 AM
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um, i always drive in the rain always have always will.
its all about knowing your limits and experience.
of course there are some things which are outside of your power, you cant help that, but with experience hopefully you can avoid it.
just my thoughts
its all about knowing your limits and experience.
of course there are some things which are outside of your power, you cant help that, but with experience hopefully you can avoid it.
just my thoughts
10-20-04, 09:52 AM
#77
Originally Posted by vellj001
Be always aware of the road conditions which is a must here where you can find from perfect asphalt to none at all. There is no need for a day to be rainy for one to be aware of how he is driving. Many powerful cars have been racked here for a small pool of water 3 days after it had rained. Worst still a small pool of oil left carelessly from a previous accident or an ill kept car.
So my 5 cents is always be on the look out especially when speeding and cornering. You never know where danger can be and lets say it and FD can increase the ratio by much.
So my 5 cents is always be on the look out especially when speeding and cornering. You never know where danger can be and lets say it and FD can increase the ratio by much.
I'm not trying to preach here...but I know VERY WELL that although I understand what i just wrote above, when I drive, I usually drive as if I'm the only real variable that counts, and everything else is 100% a-okay. If I really kept this in mind all the time, I'd ALWAYS drive slow and safe on public roadways, and leave the crazy stuff for the track. But what can I say...there's a dichotomy between what I KNOW, and what I DO...
Last edited by FDNewbie; 10-20-04 at 09:54 AM.
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