Was it a bmw? I thought it was something else...

Some fwd cars will exhibit oversteer in lift-off situations or when trail braking. Neither car was utilizing any revised suspension, stock alignment on both as well. A limited slip differential in a fwd car will do wonders, however. Feeling the outside wheel pulling you through a corner as opposed to just spinning…

I've driven a frs at the limit at an autocross on 'real tires' (Dunlop star specs) and I can tell you my 'bullshit pointless slow' fwd car was much quicker on much shittier indoneasian tires (both in my hands and the frs owners). Once you add grip to the frs they change alot dynamically. Its good, but no where near…

So by your logic a crown victoria is more of an enthusiast car? Dodge Charger? Lolol. Think about what modern cars are offered with rwd... most are far too heavy (with a few exceptions) and for the most part far too expensive. Cost aside, would you rather have an have the front wheels driven or an extra 800 lbs of…

6 hours on the way from denver to nashville. One full tank of gas @ 65 mph

too much sticker.

Nitto Invos?

what is this screencapture from?

oh yeah - I was speaking in terms of track applications.

Those are meant primarily for venting of gasses/ water - not so much for cooling correct?

No the driver is a complete idiot, I'm not defending his idiocy. In that situation you just take the ticket, shut up, and fight it in court.

Lightweight, rwd, IRS and 400+ hp?

I believe that officers are taught self-preservation over all else... putting yourself in front of a moving car does not rank high on the self preservation scale.

I never said I don't listen to police. Like I mentioned earlier I respect them the way I respect fast food workers. You do wrong by them and your gonna get burned one way or another (or just ingest spit, but I'd rather take a ticket).

I just wanted to comment that I am fairly upset with your comment about not reading the comments in a thread based around comments. comments.

boo

Even well executed, aftermarket drilled rotors are generally a no-no - especially in cold temperatures. I'm no brake expert, but if a braking system is setup correctly drilled/slotted rotors don't offer much benefit, and it most cases slotted rotors will fill in with pad material after just a few laps on a circuit…

No, the cop made himself a victim of said deadly weapon on purpose. Cops are no better than anyone else and deserve no more respect from me than the crack head stumbling down the alley at 4am covered in vomit.

"Respect cop or cop will be asshole to you and try to ruin your life"

Not to mention the combat boots most officers tend to wear.