typical vette guys.

All of you are missing the key point...

Colorblindness is a genetic deformation.
Texas doesn't allow deformed freaks.
Therefore, we invented traffic light to wipe out all deformed freaks.



If you happen to be colorblind or a deformed freak, and take what I said seriously, then you are also banned from Texas... :p

not really much of a street race..but it does point to the fact that people with phone cameras are everywhere! and, any type of high performance sports car is liable to be in the public eye within seconds of an interesting event or mishap. so....driver beware!! this coming from the driver of a Porsche widebody with way to much horsepower!!

You crack me up. I just know when ever I see that dancing banana I'm gonna have a good laugh. You must be a riot after a few beers.SmileWavy

They identified the suspects names on local news last night...still haven't turned themselves in...wonder why?

Maybe they're just clairvoiyant?

You've never been to Lubbock or worse the towns along the way to Lubbock.

huh. my driving experience in texas, austin, was 180 degrees from the above. the most polite drivers i have ever been around. when i put my blinker on, they let me merge, etc. i was blown away.

anyway, that video of the corvettes is priceless. kinda reminds me of the prius that beat me off the line. comedy.

or anywhere in the "Barefoot Triangle" on the NE side of Houston. BFT is bordered by Porter Heights, New Caney and Splendora, so named due to the fact that people coming to the ER listing a home address from the BFT were generally shoeless.

Interesting aside, the toothbrush was invented there. This is confirmed by the fact that if it were invented anywhere else, it would have been called a "teethbrush."

Possibly funny, somewhat related note. This is a road that I drive daily on the way in to work in the morning.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1324149237.jpg

I come from the lower left, turn left at the light and then take this "S" curved ramp to the frontage road before getting on the freeway. I generally pass someone on the way to the frontage, but you have to be careful because the surface is quite slick and the hardest acceleration is usually at the very beginning in the curve. Especially on days like yesterday that were quite cool and very damp from overnight fog.

Yesterday morning, I noticed several police cars and a couple of tow trucks in the lots off of this "ramp". Upon further inspection, I noticed that one of the cars was a C6 that was pretty banged up. This morning I noticed lots of tire black on the outside (top) curve. If i had to guess, I'd say that the guy tried to get on it, got sideways, and kissed the curb before losing control.

There have been some occasions (with more favorable weather conditions) where I was the only one on the ramp and under hard acceleration felt the rear get a bit loose. I'm guessing that V-8 torque came out and bit the guy.

May as well post this which happened in the boonies a bit further south.

Airborne car flies through roof of Santa Fe business | Newswatch | a Chron.com blog

Couple more pictures in the link.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1324150138.jpg

Update on the corvettes. They've been charged with a felony, wow, that sucks.

Two Corvette drivers charged in street racing crash in The Woodlands | abc13.com

Amazed the guy was uninjured enough to walk (or in this case run) away. He's one lucky sumbiatch.

Hp means nothing if you've got no traction... Loook on youtube of drag racing videos of a Porsche carrera s turbo, whipping some very fast cars, including a vet, again, he couldn't get traction. Big advantage of the 4s Porsches. Tim

They weren't being polite, they were stoned, and thought you might be signaling for them to pull off the road for being too high.:D

That's what I found true in Portland, too. Coincidence?