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Great Stories of Fafalone Behind the Wheel

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all ye racers bow to the speed of the bicycle

blike said in post #24 :

rofl. fast and furious, literally.

sayo, is street racing/car mods big in europe?

Well, I can't speak for all the other countries in Europe as I don't live there or have never been, but insofar as the UK goes the only evidence of either I have seen is minor modifications (alloys, UV strips, fake right-hand exhausts) to crappy cars that apparently get better as they get noisier.

Dudde said in post #26 :

all ye racers bow to the speed of the bicycle

 

 

dave said in post #27 :

clearly my rocket propelled shoes rock

 

 

LOL

you guys rock!

 

blike, you have a Camaro?

hey faf how'd that race go eh?

 

 

oh..thanks nsx;)

Originally posted by Dudde

hey faf how'd that race go eh?

 

 

 

he crashed obviousely.

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Race got cancelled due to the rain... rescheduled for tomorrow night.

 

Story 3: Weee!

I was stuck in slow traffic for 10 miles, and I finally broke free. No sooner than I got out in the lead and took off, a get stuck at a red light. Extremely pissed off at this light, I drop the clutch at 3000rpm and take off; it's pouring rain so my rear end is sliding all over the place. I easily maintain control and slam it into second, same thing happens again. And again in 3rd. By the time I shift into 4th, I'm going 75mph, and have stopped sliding, so I look over into the oncoming traffic. Great, a cop! Good thing he didn't have his radar on... or see me sliding all over the place...

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why's that? i wasn't even close to the redline or anything, and i haven't smelled clutch since the first time i was learning to drive a stick.

heheheh

sounds like an adventure;)

 

wish I lived in the country again:(

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Today I fish-tailed in a U-turn; but managed to keep it from completely turning around and just kept going... used all 3 lanes tho.

and you call yourself a driver!

oh well...I guess there's always room for improvement...at least you kept it in control;)

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That's half my red line, the clutch was fine.

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Story 4: Follow the leader.

 

I'm driving out to Circuit City, doing about 80 in a 55 zone, and I'm flying past slower cars in the right lane. This silver Civic saw my radar detector, and pulled out behind me and matched my speed. So, I went faster. Knowing there were no cops around, he stayed right behind me. Not wanting anyone to think I'm associated with someone who drives a Civic, I take it up to 100 (still in a 55 zone). He's still there. I sped up some more, and at 115 he finally couldn't keep up. Needless to say I set a record going from Englewood to Port Charlotte in about 8 minutes (takes normal people ~20). :D

O_O

dang, where do you live again?

He reminds me of Winston Wolf from Pulp Fiction.

no no I wanna know, I have to move there after college and go really fast, the rest of the country has enforced speed laws:-p

Dudde said in post #46 :

no no I wanna know, I have to move there after college and go really fast, the rest of the country has enforced speed laws:-p

 

faf's place has speed regulations too...

:embarass:

 

 

:P

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I live in South Florida. It's not that we don't have laws against speeding or that they're not enforced, I just choose to completely ignore the posted speed limit. To avoid getting caught, I simply use good judgement about where cops might be hiding, and also my radar detector.

fafalone said in post #48 :

and also my radar detector.

 

Where'd you get it?

How's it work?

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It's illegal in some states (5 of them), but if its legal in your state you can get them at circuit city/best buy/radioshack/etc

 

It works simply by having receptors that are sensitive to radar waves in the frequency bands used by the police to determine how fast you're going.

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