JasonC SBB

Trying to figure out how he did managed to do this:

mgeoffriau

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Geez. How hard is both feet in?

Efini~FC3S

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It was the wind

z31maniac

The equivalent of the SQUID in the motorcycle world.

adryargument

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I did something like that once.
Except it was after 12 hours of driving.
It just started raining.
Road was wet / oily.
A puppy jumped into my lap.
And it was a Ute with no load that dropped a gear and kicked out the back.

The puppy caused it. But he's to cute to stay mad at.

I think that drivers just an idiot.

rleete

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Mustangs have always been tail happy.

sixshooter

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Because Mustangs typically have shitty drivers?

Because 32% of Mustangs leaving cars and coffee must do so on a rollback?

18psi

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99.99% of people that shift into 2nd during one of those little stunts cannot handle what happens next.
Because catching traction mid rolling-burnout requires a skilled reaction that most of these n00bs do not posses.

Girz0r

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What a retard

z31maniac

Nuh uh. Obviously, the problem, was with like, the car man. Ken Block can drift that tiny focus and stuff.

Girz0r

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This seems to be common...

mgeoffriau

iTrader: (7)

Pretty sure that one was caused by tire pressure. Always check your tire pressure.

18psi

iTrader: (76)

You can search YT for 100+ videos like this if you're bored lol

Chiburbian

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That happened about a quarter mile from where I am sitting this very moment.

Seeing this kind of thing makes me want to try and duplicate it in a controlled environment. Once I duplicate the problem, I want to practice stopping or preventing it.

That isn't to say I plan on acting like an *** in public.

Splitime

iTrader: (24)

Ah that video from our local facebook car spotters group.

Overall answer is idiot... but if you look/watch movement it looks like he was doing a tiny slide... left wheel went over that manhole cover and he went wider than expecting... panic set in and lift/spin/boom.