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AL427SBF 05-27-2014 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by NewYorkGuy (Post 1302934)
From 0 to 100 feet, my electric 4 door gizmo blows away Porsche Caymans, Benz black series, BMW 3, hot rods shaped like Cobras.

I guess when you guys pair up at a red light, it's who can get to the other x-walk 1st?

blown 05-27-2014 03:43 PM

as long as you are comfortable and competent at driving it any time you feel like it.:JEKYLHYDE:3DSMILE::eek:

NewYorkGuy 05-27-2014 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by AL427SBF (Post 1302951)
I guess when you guys pair up at a red light, it's who can get to the other x-walk 1st?

yup, don't need a hot rod to compensate for your u know what...

seriously, go test drive the Tesla S. It is really fast, comfy, and electric torque feels like a jet plane

marcocsx3121 05-27-2014 04:07 PM

When we had CSX 3121, we had a family rule; it did not leave the garage unless we saw 100 mph, sometimes before we left our residential neighborhood.

RET_COP 05-27-2014 06:41 PM

NYGuy, that's not my idea of excitement. I got that on the aerosmith ride at Disney. JMO

AL427SBF 05-27-2014 08:42 PM

I've been in many electric cars over the years, every time I go to Great America with my niece to ride the bumper cars.

NewYorkGuy 05-27-2014 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by AL427SBF (Post 1303010)
I've been in many electric cars over the years, every time I go to Great America with my niece to ride the bumper cars.

cool, did u ask your niece if it was okay to stomp it?

AL427SBF 05-27-2014 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by NewYorkGuy (Post 1303016)
cool, did u ask your niece if it was okay to stomp it?

Didn't have to, not all the criteria to stomp it! were met -
  • Road conditions: ... on-coming traffic AND same direction traffic minimal.

Btw, now she wants me to teach her how to drive a standard, says when she gets older she wants to drive real man's car, what a cutie.

Dirkdaddy 05-28-2014 01:43 PM

The car is not exactly inconspicuous with the noise it produces so for me there is a freeway onramp in bit of country area where you can stop, then nail it up to the speed limit of 70, or beyond if you want, and be fairly safe about it as the bulk of the ramp about 1/8 mile is on a side and not part of the freeway. I'm not a proponent of street racing (although that was not stated) or driving like you are on a raceway as I don't like when innocent people get involved in crashes ...seen videos of late model modded corvettes going sideways and heading off road in a hurry, motorcycles, etc. Stuff happens even to good drivers. Or the guy in the other car loses it and takes out someone, you are contributory .... Drags have cheap nights where you can really let it out and have fun and not have to worry about losing your license!

Large Arbor 05-28-2014 02:03 PM

For me, stomping means a gradual roll, topped out at 100 mph, no other visible traffic around, water, slick roads, or other limitations. I don't do this very often with passengers and tone it down a bit with more gradual accelerations.

Phil

twin turbo 05-30-2014 08:15 AM

Freeway on-ramp, no traffic, 30-60 mph, 1 second of pure nirvana. Cheers.


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