kills?
- Thread starter bwing2003
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ya what he said^^
its was uncalled for.
its was uncalled for.
Avioding everything else in here I will comment to the thread starter only!
I won't even bother doing a search on this subject. The only true kill syou can take as truth are those posted with a time slip. Most others are BS. Also Razor wasn't kidding MSP owners have claimed kills on 1/2 of those cars to my knowledge. Obviously its BS. NOt everyone feels like dodging through traffic and often these stories boils down to victory by possesion of stupidity. The dumbest asshole wins, as they are the ones willing to risk the most peoples life and physical safety to race.
If you have an MSP I would suggest hitting th etrack and testing your out out yourself.
I won't even bother doing a search on this subject. The only true kill syou can take as truth are those posted with a time slip. Most others are BS. Also Razor wasn't kidding MSP owners have claimed kills on 1/2 of those cars to my knowledge. Obviously its BS. NOt everyone feels like dodging through traffic and often these stories boils down to victory by possesion of stupidity. The dumbest asshole wins, as they are the ones willing to risk the most peoples life and physical safety to race.
If you have an MSP I would suggest hitting th etrack and testing your out out yourself.
In the same vein...go autocrossing and wipe the floor in your novice class. Then post who you beat on that track on that given day. That's a kill to me...
For instance...super'd neon on r compounds. Me on street tires. I ran the course a full 3 secs faster than he did. Granted this was novice class...but Auto-x is definately a driver's race. You run faster than any other car there, and it's all about you.
For instance...super'd neon on r compounds. Me on street tires. I ran the course a full 3 secs faster than he did. Granted this was novice class...but Auto-x is definately a driver's race. You run faster than any other car there, and it's all about you.
