Aha, that's what lift-off oversteer feels like!
19 January 2003, 11:24 PM
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Turning left at a medium sized roundabout, slightly damp surface, booted it in 2nd and the front understeered heavily, so years of fwd experience kicked in and I feathered the throttle. The back end stepped out gracefully, I got back on the gas and it all straightened up nicely.
I suppose next time it happens, I'll probably end up in a ditch somewhere
Repeat after me: driving like a **** when you've haven't got much experience of 4wd handling is not big, not clever and could have been nasty.
I suppose next time it happens, I'll probably end up in a ditch somewhere
Repeat after me: driving like a **** when you've haven't got much experience of 4wd handling is not big, not clever and could have been nasty.
20 January 2003, 01:21 AM
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happened to me the other day too
caught me off guard, floored it, corrected, and blasted off up the duel carriageway
nice rush
caught me off guard, floored it, corrected, and blasted off up the duel carriageway
nice rush
20 January 2003, 06:22 AM
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[repeat]
Driving like a **** when you've haven't got much experience of 4wd handling is not big, not clever and could have been nasty.
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From the sounds of it, I experienced LOO about 8 or 9 days ago.
[Edited by STi-Frenchie - 1/20/2003 6:23:11 AM]
Driving like a **** when you've haven't got much experience of 4wd handling is not big, not clever and could have been nasty.
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From the sounds of it, I experienced LOO about 8 or 9 days ago.
[Edited by STi-Frenchie - 1/20/2003 6:23:11 AM]
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