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30 May Skidpan Help!

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haha its still a AE86 :fuzz:

 

i drive a 4 door sprinter every day, not the same thing :P

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haha go the sunny wagon! dori

Rust holes, flogged shocks, cut springs, cracked dash, open diff, trolley damage, bald tires, f@$ked syncros, interior rattles.

 

Yeah AE86's rock...

hopefully ill be there to witness it lol :P

I umm... majorly scratched a rim and bent a lower control arm in my GSR Lancer when I went spearing off into the scenery at the end of the back straight...

 

Note to self - make sure front end sticks...

 

... and then bent another one at QR when I rolled the car, rather funny having -1.5 deg camber on one side and +1 or 2 deg camber on the other side :P

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lol... its not good.. !!

 

just a question, it may seem very silly, but its still a serious question...

 

is it possible to flip the car on the skidpan course when u are doin speeds under about 50 or so? - because ive neva done this, i don't know what 2 expect !

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ill explain it better... when u spin out on the flat with all the water and fuel on the tyres, cars etc / or when the car slides sideways out of controle, is it possible for the car just to role over because of the rather large 'loss of tracton' / angle the car is slidign at? (talkin about 40/ 50 kmh on flat ground here)

 

...has it ever been done b 4?, and if i drive slowly and carefully, whats the chance that it could happen to me?

 

..hope its sounding less like a silly question, becuase when i was in mr Ake 70's corolla @ skid pan night, when we went through the S bend bit at 40/50 or so, u could reallly feel the body role..

No, sliding the car will not cause it to roll over (not talking about body roll here, just talking about the car physically rolling over on it's roof). In fact, loss of traction will prevent the car from rolling. It is the sudden stop at the end (like if you hit a kerb, or a ditch, or kitty litter) that causes the car to roll...

 

Of course, if you were driving a double decker bus or something...

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ah ok - sweet - i should be ok then lol

 

I'm not sure what I'm lookin foward to most - me driving in pauls sprinter, or being nicks passenger on the skidpan

 

heheheh, ehter way, its gona be 1 hell of a morning

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Hell Yes!

 

it was so much like initial D - Arm controling steering, hadn break, other just try to catch up wile the feet are moving at the speed of light - no to mention seeing the tacko go from 4 to 7 very quickly in 2nd gear lol

That sounds like me in poo :P

hehe, its not that difficult. Anyone can drive like that with a bit of practice. It takes real skill to do it and be fast at the same time.

Its early and still abit dark outside :P

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