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widebody911 04-13-2016 06:07 PM

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widebody911 04-13-2016 06:08 PM

These guys put Magnus to shame!

fastfredracing 04-13-2016 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted by DanielDudley (Post 9078642)
9 will never be funny to some of us Fred, and I'm not saying that to be rude.

100% correct, I deleted it , sorry .

porsche4life 04-13-2016 09:21 PM

I think the internet just finally reached the tipping point. Picking on these guys is like shooting fish in a barrel. Wonder what its like on the Mustang forum right now? Or are they all out taking driving lessons?

Geronimo '74 04-13-2016 10:33 PM

Spare parts are going to be plentyful!!
Better start stocking up, Paul, you know it's gonna be your turn soon... :)

speeder 04-14-2016 12:45 AM

Wtf is wrong with these morons? We had a Mustang crash into a crowd while launching in a street race here last year that killed someone and injured others. It's almost uncanny how many of these there are. :eek:

911SauCy 04-14-2016 03:47 AM

Going to have to set some time aside to watch these!!

Mustang owners just don't know how to lift. Plain and simple.

GH85Carrera 04-14-2016 05:06 AM

The photos were funny, but those videos are scary! What a bunch of morons. I can only guess they have watched all the Fast and Furious movies and thought that was real and an excellent way to learn to drive.

Yorkie 04-14-2016 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by 911SauCy (Post 9078968)
Going to have to set some time aside to watch these!!

Mustang owners just don't know how to lift. Plain and simple.

This is a serious question as I've never owned a car like a Mustang but how are they supposed to lift? Do they lift once it is pointed in the right direction and not the second it veers off? Like I said, serious question as I don't know.

wayner 04-14-2016 04:50 PM

once it gets too sideways, use the old PCA DE rule of both feet down (clutch and brake).

The problem is when you try to save one of these cars after it is too far out of shape and under to much momentum.

HardDrive 04-14-2016 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Yorkie (Post 9079964)
This is a serious question as I've never owned a car like a Mustang but how are they supposed to lift? Do they lift once it is pointed in the right direction and not the second it veers off? Like I said, serious question as I don't know.

Nothing special about Mustangs handling. Stop applying power and apply the brakes.

Lots of horsepower + testicles on board + lack of understanding of physics = pure comedy gold.

ted 04-14-2016 06:15 PM

during a burnout...
the lift for me would be to push in the clutch just before the tires hook and shock the drivetrain.

cockerpunk 04-14-2016 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by HardDrive (Post 9080169)
Nothing special about Mustangs handling. Stop applying power and apply the brakes.

Lots of horsepower + testicles on board + lack of understanding of physics = pure comedy gold.

actually thats what gets them into trouble, they lift, which causes the car to snap back the other way. when they suddenly lift off while the wheel is counter steering, the rear re-gains grip, and flips around, and there is no way you can unwind the wheel fast enough to catch it, and you spin.

what you need to do is steer out, and SLOWLY reduce throttle input. every instinct in your body is telling you to lift, but you have to first control the slip angle, and then slowly lift off.

manbridge 74 04-14-2016 06:51 PM

Horses are for courses....

Mostly just garbage for drivers.

porsche4life 04-14-2016 08:17 PM

Mustangs are still the favored joke in the office. We were discussing a problem vendor today and I said, "lets send a mustang over to straighten it out" Thought our director of ops was going to fall out of his chair!

Arizona_928 04-14-2016 08:27 PM

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fastfredracing 04-15-2016 02:43 AM

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GH85Carrera 04-15-2016 04:42 AM

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Originally Posted by AZ_porschekid (Post 9080393)
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That is pretty funny.

To get to a level of the Hitler video parody is a real achievement in douchbag driving.

Eric Hahl 04-15-2016 07:05 AM

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Pazuzu 04-15-2016 07:23 AM

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Originally Posted by cockerpunk (Post 9080251)
what you need to do is steer out, and SLOWLY reduce throttle input. every instinct in your body is telling you to lift, but you have to first control the slip angle, and then slowly lift off.

Most of them are only going 20mph! They should be able to stop on a dime, but their bro-hats and their oversized novelty sunglasses and the 45 ounce Monster Energy Drink they shoved between their thighs before hammering the loud pedal prevent them from finding the brake pedal.

Those are not the actions of someone desperately trying to stop a vehicle before crashing into people, those are the actions of someone trying to throttle out and drive away quickly because there is a cop sitting 10 feet away watching. Lots of those guys leaving the C&C events after burning out are running for the freeway, because they're going to get busted otherwise. They either end up crammed against a tree, or driving down the street at 3 times the speed limit then slamming around the first turn they can find.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usiczWgwGBw

This was the Houston event after it started getting too big but before it had cops at every exit controlling things. It was 15-20 minutes of people spinning tires as they left, sometimes getting loose next to each other, sometimes getting loose next to random innocent cars on the feeder road...


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