05-13-2003, 04:23 PM
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Originally posted by meat
The original cars and the majority of the replicas are all unstable; they're a short wheelbase car with too much horsepower. Newer suspension technology, newer tires really doesn't fit into the equation other than the newer cars car far less forgiving, and will turn on you much faster than the original cars will. You'll be able to get closer to the edge - and have far less time to recover - with a newer Cobra with stickier tires and bigger wheels.
When an original Cobra would start getting nervous, it would practically write you a letter and seal it with a kiss to let you know that it was coming close to getting squirrely. A replica - even with fast reflexes - can lose traction faster than the blink of an eye, and spin you off into a ditch (or a "bluff"). And - to quote Maxwell Smart - "When you wake up, you'll be dead."
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Mr. Meat:
I guess with my 6th grade education I read your statement incorrectly. Please would someone explain what Mr. Meat said in his statement.
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