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Re: Red Lights, was ENRADD
Good point there, Igor. My 87 5kcst (gone as of this afternoon...) smashed two
Hondas into rubble this way. I'll be the first to admit that the second time, the
dive under heavy braking was becoming noticeable due to worn shocks... made for
cartoonish Civic destruction, though. Audi tries to stand on its head-- Civic goes
*under* (Rob feels peculiar lifting sensation right about now...)Audi comes down
as it halts (thank you, G60s) Civic eats pavement vertically while losing
everything forward of the block (yes, exhaust manifold *ripped* off the front of
the motor). Audi sustains bent exhaust and three scratches on bumper (holed last
time a Prelude tried this maneuver)
I got two exhaust systems replaced with stainless and Flowmasters this way. No, I
don't mean that I did this on purpose. Steve B- those headrests work great indeed!
Regards,
Rob
Igor Kessel wrote:
> "Lewis, Gary M" wrote:
> > This morning on the way to work I was being followed by a kid (teens, early
> > 20's) in a new (98ish) Accord. You know the type, lowered, big chrome rims,
> > HUGE muffler, Vtec stickers all over it.
> > BTW, I was doing the speed limit when this happened. The Accord ended up
> > completly over the cross walk. My first thought was there is never a cop
> > when you need one, second thought was he probably would have ticketed me for
> > running the red light...
>
> He most likely would've. Sorry to hear about the incident, Gary, but I'd
> rather wait for the Accord to slam into me somebody T-bone me which
> would've been 100% my fault. Let the moron total his car. I feel zero
> compassion for the type you're describing.
>
> The rear bumper on the 44 chassis is probably made out of granite. The
> rear bumper of my 200 sustained a '70sh Ford-like battleship thing, a
> Corsica which became shorter by about a foot (and lost the lights, the
> grill, the radiator, condenser and the hood in the process), and two
> small Oriental jobs. The only visible damage was a 15mm DIA x 2mm deep
> spherical indentation from the Corsica's "Ovalsportcar" vanity plate
> screw. I never even repainted the bumper.
>
> --
> Igor Kessel
> Two turbo quattros.