No to style bars!
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...or just let natural selection run its course?
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So moral of the story is don't drive like an ass and you'll minimize the chance of a rollover?
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I bet he got mad drift style points, though.
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Wait, are they saying this person lived?
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FS: used stubby antenna. Some scratches on the tip.
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I think that fits the definition of full send...
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Minimal injuries? How the F did they pull that off; are they 3 ft. 4in tall?
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Originally Posted by tomrev
(Post 1538516)
are they 3 ft. 4in tall?
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Originally Posted by sixshooter
(Post 1538529)
He is now.
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They both walked away according to the article. I still haven't read a report from someone injured by a style bar. They sit to low to hit you in the head and if it gets hit and bent forward, it was going to bend the seat ether way.
Unlike the guy that took his airbag out and had is jaw wired shut. |
Originally Posted by whitrzac
(Post 1538827)
They both walked away according to the article. I still haven't read a report from someone injured by a style bar. They sit to low to hit you in the head and if it gets hit and bent forward, it was going to bend the seat ether way.
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Originally Posted by whitrzac
(Post 1538827)
I still haven't read a report from someone injured by a style bar.
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A mouse trap situation is still going to bend the seat over or smash your head into whatever hit the style bar.
They're no replacement for a roll bar, but they're not the killers that some people think they are. |
Methinks if you stood still and someone swung a style bar at 35mph and hit you in the back of the head you would need more than an ice cube in a ziploc.
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"white convertible"... I think the news writer was embarrassed to say that it was a Miata.
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Originally Posted by sixshooter
(Post 1540353)
Methinks if you stood still and someone swung a style bar at 35mph and hit you in the back of the head you would need more than an ice cube in a ziploc.
Pls explain how a style bar hits you in the head when it's lower than the seat. |
Originally Posted by whitrzac
(Post 1540384)
Pls explain how a style bar hits you in the head when it's lower than the seat.
This is a worst case scenario, but you can see how much crash test dummies & seats flex during collisions. With a style bar you get all of the downsides and none of the upsides of an actual rollbar. Traumatic Brain Injury/10 |
Loud pipes save lives. Chrome pipes striking your head do not.
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That video was hard to watch. I may as well be riding a motorcycle
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Originally Posted by Stealth97
(Post 1540396)
That video was hard to watch. I may as well be riding a motorcycle
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Pretty amazing that the tank didn’t explode into flames with that kind of impact.
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Originally Posted by whitrzac
(Post 1540384)
Pls explain how a style bar hits you in the head when it's lower than the seat.
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Originally Posted by sixshooter
(Post 1540395)
Loud pipes
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Originally Posted by skylinecalvin
(Post 1540680)
Fixed it for you
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Originally Posted by tomrev
(Post 1538516)
Minimal injuries? How the F did they pull that off; are they 3 ft. 4in tall?
https://www.topspeed.com/cars/car-ne...l-ar80908.html |
That car had a bolt-in roll cage that punched through the floor pans in a freak accident. Its rare a car lands near perfectly square on its top. Wrecks are chaotic and are rarely ever the same.
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Originally Posted by Midtenn
(Post 1540833)
That car had a bolt-in roll cage that punched through the floor pans in a freak accident. Its rare a car lands near perfectly square on its top. Wrecks are chaotic and are rarely ever the same.
But the person was reacting to the miata, so I was using that as an example, that crazy stuff happens and people don't get injured. Just like I'm sure we could find numerous low-speed, relatively calm looking incidents where people didn't make it. |
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