flooring a car
#5
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From: Alabaster, Alabama
The long term problems it causes are often more related to your wallet than anything to do with the car itself.
No, you will not harm your car by flooring it but you WILL use more gas, you will likely wear the tires out sooner and if you are an inexperienced driver you could likely also have an accident.
No, you will not harm your car by flooring it but you WILL use more gas, you will likely wear the tires out sooner and if you are an inexperienced driver you could likely also have an accident.
#6
Originally Posted by trey's wife
The long term problems it causes are often more related to your wallet than anything to do with the car itself.
No, you will not harm your car by flooring it but you WILL use more gas, you will likely wear the tires out sooner and if you are an inexperienced driver you could likely also have an accident.
No, you will not harm your car by flooring it but you WILL use more gas, you will likely wear the tires out sooner and if you are an inexperienced driver you could likely also have an accident.
#7
Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Alabaster, Alabama
Originally Posted by WannabeSport
Can tires wear out if you hvae AWD? I cant get wheel spin at all in this car.
It doesn't even bounce around a little or anything? If not, what's the fun in that?
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#11
Originally Posted by trey's wife
I don't see how that is possible. Hell I spun mine today just leaving work because I was trying to pull out too fast - dry road and all.
It doesn't even bounce around a little or anything? If not, what's the fun in that?
It doesn't even bounce around a little or anything? If not, what's the fun in that?
You floor it, you get a lot of restriction then a little light blipping on the dash, SLIP SLIP.
Hell, i can BARELLY drift in the winter!
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