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Re: taurus SHO
On Wed, 24 Jan 1996, Anthony K.B. Chan wrote:
>
> My favorite place to overtake some J*$% is the offramp coming off I-90
> West to I-5 North. Eliot, you are probably familiar with it since you live in
> Seattle. It has a sign says 30mph I usually blast pass the guy who p$%@ me
> off on the outside lane at 60-65mph :)
I do this all the time in my Jetta, but not at 65! Maybe 50. I do 60
all the way across the bridge (my insruance company and I are not on very
good terms, I don't wan't to agrivate them) and get passed the whole
time. I get to the curves comming out of the tunnel and I regain my spot
in front of everyone who passed me on the way, and most of the cars I
pass on the turns I know handle better than mine. Its fun 8^)
-Adam
I remember 2
weeks ago this guy
> caught up with me at the red light on Madison Street exit, he pulled up
> next to me in his lowered Integra, his girlfriend lowered the windows and
> said something like 'It sure didn't look that fast and it's not lowered'. I
> just smiled and said "It's just a big german boat with a V6, I am too old for
> a boyracer." :)
>
> It's always funny when alot people are surprised by how well all the big
> body Audi handle on the curves. I can never beat some of them on a drag
> race but it always fun to zoom past them on curves :)
>
> Anthony Chan
> chan@seattleu.edu
> 92' 100 V6
>
> On Wed, 24 Jan 1996, Eliot Lim wrote:
>
> >
> > well, i took one on one time... not on the straight, but in the
> > curves of course....
> >
> > he zoomed by me on the twin lane on ramp entrance, maybe doing 70+
> > or so... (I-5 north to 520 east)
> >
> > i decided to follow him to see how fast he could turn...
> >
> > not very.
> >
> > he was see-sawing through the turn. the car was very clearly
> > unsettled. which allowed me to cruise right up to let him
> > know that he can't corner worth a damm...
> >
> > to salvage some pride he decided to blast off right when the
> > road straightened, but it was in vain as there was traffic
> > ahead and he had to come screeching back to 55...
> >
> > moral of the story: take them on in the curves. make 'em
> > sweat bricks while you enjoy your mountain dew.... :)
> > kinda fun to toy with them like that...
> >
> >
> > eliot
> >
>