I run the streets all night and day (From Florida)
07-22-2011, 09:51 PM
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I think i might have seen you cause i went with Austin bending i dont know if you know him but i followed him too an empty street where we watched you race a Gto and then a corvette raced it then it was the gto and the evo
or the time we were at home depot when Austin left that kid drift his 240sx on the side of home depot for gas money and i decided to drift too but instead i was doing reverse donuts
or the time we were at home depot when Austin left that kid drift his 240sx on the side of home depot for gas money and i decided to drift too but instead i was doing reverse donuts
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07-22-2011, 10:05 PM
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I think i might have seen you cause i went with Austin bending i dont know if you know him but i followed him too an empty street where we watched you race a Gto and then a corvette raced it then it was the gto and the evo
or the time we were at home depot when Austin left that kid drift his 240sx on the side of home depot for gas money and i decided to drift too but instead i was doing reverse donuts
or the time we were at home depot when Austin left that kid drift his 240sx on the side of home depot for gas money and i decided to drift too but instead i was doing reverse donuts
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07-23-2011, 01:22 AM
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This is unsafe. A stock seat and non-stock seatbelt is dangerous no matter how you look at it. No matter what it is. A 4 point will not support your lower body in a crash. Your shoulderbelts will force you down and you will go beneath the seatbelt and end up underneath the dash.
With a cage you will NEED a proper race seat and 5-point harness as well as lots of padding on the cage around your head.
That is the only safe way to do it.
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07-23-2011, 01:34 AM
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I'm going to be serious for a second here.
This is unsafe. A stock seat and non-stock seatbelt is dangerous no matter how you look at it. No matter what it is. A 4 point will not support your lower body in a crash. Your shoulderbelts will force you down and you will go beneath the seatbelt and end up underneath the dash.
With a cage you will NEED a proper race seat and 5-point harness as well as lots of padding on the cage around your head.
That is the only safe way to do it.
This is unsafe. A stock seat and non-stock seatbelt is dangerous no matter how you look at it. No matter what it is. A 4 point will not support your lower body in a crash. Your shoulderbelts will force you down and you will go beneath the seatbelt and end up underneath the dash.
With a cage you will NEED a proper race seat and 5-point harness as well as lots of padding on the cage around your head.
That is the only safe way to do it.
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07-23-2011, 02:59 AM
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So am I the only one that see's the need for a full cage in a street car and need for attention? Or the constant my dick is bigger than yours. Plus for the record the "street" drifters need shot or to keep being idiots in the same lot so I can go get my jeep and tow their **** while their busy popping each others collars.
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07-23-2011, 03:12 AM
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So am I the only one that see's the need for a full cage in a street car and need for attention? Or the constant my dick is bigger than yours. Plus for the record the "street" drifters need shot or to keep being idiots in the same lot so I can go get my jeep and tow their **** while their busy popping each others collars.
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