really?
It is what real men drive. :shhh:
Yeah, then they lock up from compression rather than the brakes. Huh?
Never had an issue with that
Well, if the engine braking force exceeds the traction the tires have, it will simply lock up the tires, the same as hitting the brake pedal. You've never had that happen?
That's not very fun. I don't think the answer is not driving, just knowing how to react if you do lock up the wheels (scream).
depends how level the ground is. If you live on a hill in Portland you don't drive. If you have flat ground you are not sliding you are "drifting".
That's the idea, I sure need 'em. Couple things dangling at the moment, waiting for things to settle down. See if anyone can guess (except those who already know):
