Near 800RWHP Backdraft Completed

[Large Arbor]

I would likely ignore the hater comments. Everyone has a right to build what they want. At the London show I had an SPF parked next to me with a 525 CI pushing 750 HP and a few cars back a FF that was a twin turbo putting out nearly 1,000 HP. Build what you want and drive it safely!

Phil

[damage]

A lot people that supposedly know a lot more then me told me I wouldn't get my Kirkham registered with a Cammer down here in OZ.

Proved them wrong this week, guess I knew more then they thought. LOL

[Gaz64]

Every country has it's own laws for vehicle modification. Then there is the inspecting officers interpretation of said laws.
I've seen many cars get registered and wonder how. It's then only a matter of time before a police officer shows interest.
In Australia at least, there is modification limits. I'd like to have a WRX with 900hp, or a 2010 Camaro with roughly the same.
What I'd like and what is allowed are completely different, and I abide by that.
I value my own life, the lives of my fellow passengers, and all other road users.


End of debate for me.

Back to topic.

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by Gaz64

I value my own life, the lives of my fellow passengers, and all other road users.

Oy vey. I'm not sure what the point is here, but it sounds like the holier than thou "double roll bar" or the "I live my life perfectly safe and can do no wrong" argument I so much enjoy and love.

Please spare us, because I'm sure you always make sure your brakes, tires and other safety equipment on all your cars need nothing, you and your family drive the safest vehicles available on the road today with latest safety equipment, you don't drink alcohol or sugary drinks or smoke or run yellow and/or red lights, floss and brush your teeth, make sure everyone in your family sees the dentist and doctor on a regular basis, exercise daily, eat a low fat low carb diet, etc.

I could on and on about how we all take chances daily with our lives as well as the lives of others, except me of course. So please don't preach.

[itstock]

Originally Posted by RodKnock

Oy vey. I'm not sure what the point is here, but it sounds like the holier than thou "double roll bar" or the "I live my life perfectly safe and can do no wrong" argument I so much enjoy and love.

Please spare us, because I'm sure you always make sure your brakes, tires and other safety equipment on all your cars need nothing, you and your family drive the safest vehicles available on the road today with latest safety equipment, you don't drink alcohol or sugary drinks or smoke or run yellow and/or red lights, floss and brush your teeth, make sure everyone in your family sees the dentist and doctor on a regular basis, exercise daily, eat a low fat low carb diet, etc.

I could on and on about how we all take chances daily with our lives as well as the lives of others, except me of course. So please don't preach.

He lives in Brisbane so he is more likely to be injured from one of their wild creepy crawlies than anything else.

[Dimis]

Originally Posted by RodKnock

"I live my life perfectly safe and can do no wrong"

Please spare us, because I'm sure you always make sure your brakes, tires and other safety equipment on all your cars need nothing, you and your family drive the safest vehicles available on the road today with latest safety equipment, you don't drink alcohol or sugary drinks or smoke or run yellow and/or red lights, floss and brush your teeth, make sure everyone in your family sees the dentist and doctor on a regular basis, exercise daily, eat a low fat low carb diet, etc.

Well that ^ sounds just like me!
I mean, except for the part about running yellow/red lights, I only do that on my bicycle.
Oh yeah, and I reckon that low fat, low carb malaki is a fallacy...

What were we talking about again...?

Oh yes! That koenigsegg looks like something out of TRON!
I wonder how it go against a 800hp BDR down the 1/4?