"A bad day out lapping"
01-13-12, 05:29 PM
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01-13-12, 08:07 PM
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Do not like those cars at all as cool as they are. There is just nothing to them the guy is lucky he didn't loose an arm. just way too fast for the little protection they have
01-14-12, 10:06 AM
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Wow, that guy is lucky he wasn't seriously injured. Its unfortunate that such a nice car was destroyed, but this just goes to show that every part of your car should be inspected carefully before doing any track time. Something must have been damaged either before or during his time on the track. Front suspension wouldn't just give out like that if it was in good shape. Either that, or it wasn't up to the task of carrying the car in the first place.
01-15-12, 06:10 AM
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Wow!!!! Those kit cobras are not meant for roadracing. Zero safety. A fella I did alot of business with lost an arm from the same type of accident he calls it the death wobble. I f
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01-15-12, 06:13 AM
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Wow!!!! Those kit cobras are not meant for roadracing. Zero safety. A fella I did alot of business with lost an arm from the same type of accident he calls it the death wobble. I fOrget the type of cobra kit it was it cost around 75k. And it was reduced to turd just like the vid minus a limb. This guy was so luck. Get a roll cage mate.
01-15-12, 08:30 AM
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IIRC, most cobra kits utilize a lot of Mustang II parts, particularly suspension, which are fairly light duty by racing standards and never made to withstand the speeds and loads seen in road racing. Probably not the greatest idea to use one for this kinda thing.
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