Deleted User 298457
Deleted User 298457
Kindai and DRZ are actually n00bs I can do 356mph happily for over 50 miles if conditions allow
in fairness i was just using that as a quick example but i get that it seems folk want to focus on that, it's an easy one to reply to - i also didn't say it would be fatal only that the danger increases as the speed increases. but i stand by my argument that you can have the best car in the world, be the best driver in the world but on public highways speed is a huge factor in whether someone walks away from a crash or is gathered up in a plastic bag, all because of some situation arising that is beyond them to control because of excess speed. regarding the road in wales, ultimately that's just tough luck for the person who previously drove at 60 every day for years without incident. at a guess other folk weren't so lucky so the speed limit has to be reduced for everyone elses safety.but your specific claim was that someone at 70 getting a stone impact on the windscreen would be fine but at 100mph would be fatal.
Kindai and DRZ are actually n00bs I can do 356mph happily for over 50 miles if conditions allow
Conditions allowing you could have continued your journey in spite of a flat tyre tbhI had a rear tyre blow out while accelerating hard at motorway speeds in my 1989 MR2, a car without ABS let alone traction control etc. Aside from the huge bang it was an absolute non-event. The worst part was having to wait hours on the side of the M6 for the AA to come get me.
You coming in to boot lick kindais stupid comment did it, tbhI'm not sure what your problem with me is here, I've not posted anything inflammatory or engaged with you in any way. Does it upset you that I don't consider myself a driving god and pay for continuing driver education to improve?
If someone causes a fatality, accidental or not, and they were breaking the speed limit in a 2 ton metal death trap what should be the absolute minimum punishment if the driver survives?
I'm not sure what your problem with me is here, I've not posted anything inflammatory or engaged with you in any way. Does it upset you that I don't consider myself a driving god and pay for continuing driver education to improve?
You coming in to boot lick kindais stupid comment did it, tbh
Hey now! Even my plumber said "nice AMG" (I cowered as it isn't really, is it?)dLockers seems to have an issue with anyone who drives a nice car in MotorsDont take it personally, hes good fun.
OK I'm sorry. No hate towards you. But it did seem like you pulled a "we are in the elite car crew" and went straight to calling everyone silly but not calling out the single lollest comment.I did no such thing. I don't even particularly agree let alone boot-lick anything.
ok, so outside of your made up hypothetical situation and back in the real world, not the movies, (see what i did thereBecause in the situation I described, driving to said near perfect conditions would mean even if something unpredictable happened, you would have plenty of time and space to manage the situation. Thats why it would be "driving to the conditions".
I had a rear go in my old e34 at around 120ish, straight and true, easy as pie. The only hassle was I had no tyre iron! (?? what they called in english?)I’ve had a blow out at high speed as in well above 100mph and in short there was an almighty bang, to which I ceased acceleration but avoided braking and about 5-10s
Later I had tyre pressure warning stating 0psi.
The car to my surprise (911) stayed straight and I just let the speed come off without braking and once speed was around 50 I braked gently.
I had a rear tyre blow out while accelerating hard at motorway speeds in my 1989 MR2, a car without ABS let alone traction control etc. Aside from the huge bang it was an absolute non-event. The worst part was having to wait hours on the side of the M6 for the AA to come get me.
OK I'm sorry. No hate towards you. But it did seem like you pulled a "we are in the elite car crew" and went straight to calling everyone silly but not calling out the single lollest comment.
i think they may have got caught up in your claims of 'hysterical' posts a bit earlier and maybe read more into what you meant than you actually did. but other than that there's nowt wrong, imo, with your posts and replies thus far. you've certainly not fallen into the trap of trying to be a smart arse and falling on your face, a bit like mr kindai.I'm not sure what your problem with me is here, I've not posted anything inflammatory or engaged with you in any way. Does it upset you that I don't consider myself a driving god and pay for continuing driver education to improve?
ah ok, wish you'd said that earlier. might have saved a few of us having to waste time replying to a troll.Pretty much![]()
ah ok, wish you'd said that earlier. might have saved a few of us having to waste time replying to a troll.