1967 427cui AC Cobra + wet road + uncertain driver + heavy foot
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1967 427cui AC Cobra + wet road + uncertain driver + heavy foot
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Hi there, was posted a few months back, if you look at the car after the impact you can see what looks a lot like fibreglass, not ally so unlikely to be the real thing.
bunch of dumbfcuks imho, i just hope no-one was hurt.
bunch of dumbfcuks imho, i just hope no-one was hurt.
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Obviously she learnt the hard way that you can't just "floor" a high powered RWD car ***** nilly.
I'm sure a few scooby glory drivers would suffer the same fate if they tried "giving it some"
I'm sure a few scooby glory drivers would suffer the same fate if they tried "giving it some"
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Such as a big high-torque n/a v8 that gives its maximum potential the very millisecond the throttle is opened even from low revs. There is no progression of power delivery. Therfore takes no prisioners.
(unless its a car with electronic throttle - they don't allow the throttle to snap open, partly implemented to appease lesser drivers who are ham-footed. Like our lady friend in the video. Examples being all post 2001 BMWs, GM LS2 based cars, Post 95 NSX, Jag V8, modern Ferraris, Porsche 996 etc.. ).
Not to forget the added false belief of a core catchment of drivers thinking they can drive like a hero in adverse conditions because their car has AWD (the UK is bad enough as it is with the majority of shopping trolley drivers driving ignorant to road conditions). Which no doubt somebody will be thinking after seeing that vid "my scoob won't do that", like its and excuse to drive ignorantly in poor conditions.
Now, with the driver of a shopping trolley, everyone will expect that happen; it's a no brainer. Like expecting Hammond (I'm a driving god) to pull away first time in a F1 car without tripping the anti-stall.
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Looked like a pretty evil device to be fair, I am no driving god but tend to take a car somewhere safe and try taking a few liberties to see what happens.
A freind of mine bought a Corvette, booted it, the back stepped out, he hit the kerb it bounced back and he smacked his head on the A pillar, its why American cars are powerful rather than fast.
A freind of mine bought a Corvette, booted it, the back stepped out, he hit the kerb it bounced back and he smacked his head on the A pillar, its why American cars are powerful rather than fast.
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