yep...guess that site doesn't like pik linking.... guess I will gust have to go swipe the pik... please stand by..we are experiencing techincal difficulities
where did you see that?? because shear volume would seem to negate it... ie: how many ford escorts are running around vs. vipers?? or is that accidents per unit sold??
I Think I know a thing or two about Porsches..a friend of mine co-drove 1970 for JW-Automotive a Gulf Porsche 917K with Pedro Rodriguez and was a test driver with Mark Donohue for the 917/10 Spyder.
And the year after that tried to save Pedro from the flames strapped in a Ferrari 512S in Norisring.
No wonder his son never got into racing...but we at least worked together.
Regarding early 911´s and especially the early 930 there´s a saying overhere that everytime you save it from a oversteer you gain one chesthair.
* PS the Finnish Porsche club is the oldest in the world...
where did you see that?? because shear volume would seem to negate it... ie: how many ford escorts are running around vs. vipers?? or is that accidents per unit sold??
Actually it starts before the patch and he lifts off or shifts bad at the patch...and the tires just catch grip.
If he´d master powershifting ( if it´s a manual) and not yank the wheel he´d done it fine...
But what do I know... I just once found out with a dump truck that putting the Jake brake working every time you lift off you can shift a Fuller faster than anything up or downshifting and you only need to lift off a quarter of the go pedal to hit it right.