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03-06-2009, 08:08 AM
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Very true. The only time you can *safely* do that on a public road is when you're
SO damn far out in the middle of nowhere that there's absolutely no chance you'll kill anyone but yourself if something breaks, etc.
Places where the buzzards will eat up the carcas before help arrives... that kind of "nowhere".
The other thing is that a track is relatively predictable as far as surface and conditions go. The random dip, frost heave, etc.. can REALLY F your day up at 120+.
Places where the buzzards will eat up the carcas before help arrives... that kind of "nowhere".
The other thing is that a track is relatively predictable as far as surface and conditions go. The random dip, frost heave, etc.. can REALLY F your day up at 120+.
03-06-2009, 09:01 AM
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Be careful...
Not only will you lose your license for those kinds of speeds, but as someone already mentioned, a nice dip in the road or a pothole = bye bye.
And we both know there are pleanty of potholes in Pittsburgh...
And we both know there are pleanty of potholes in Pittsburgh...
03-06-2009, 10:18 AM
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ya wanna see 110mph twice every 2 minutes......
come out to BeaveRun Race track for one of our events and you could see this......front straight and back straight. You need to do this ! so you could keep your license and I like to see your car too. Let me know.
Brad Blumfeldt
Pittsburgh,PA
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Brad Blumfeldt
Pittsburgh,PA
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