<<but it can crank out 10.418@141.68. not bad eh? >>
No it's not, but that must be with quite a bit of wheel spin. That MPH doesn't come anywhere close to matching up with the ET.
<<I don't think the credit IS due b/c the car is useless for anything but driving in a straight line. >>
Which is where 99.9 of all street races occur, regardless of how much distance they cover.
So you're basically saying here that if the Civic could also run circles around the Ferrari on a road course the credit WOULD be due? It would still be a Civic. I guarantee if I were the Civic owner, I'd still rather have the Ferrari.
I'd like to give credit to the (non)-driver of the Ferrari for actually bringing it out and running it, unlike most exotic car owners.
<<Going Straight fast is exciting if you are in a Dragster. It's not that much of an adreneline rush even in a Suped up Muscle car like a GTO or a Charger. >>
Obviously you've never pulled up beside someone on some deserted road with a bunch of people watching and have someone drop the flag while you're worrying that the police are going to show up and put everyone in jail and impound all the cars....while also trying to beat the car next to you so all your buddies that arranged the race in the first place won't kill you if you lose....
Not that I've ever done anything like that
Either that or you just haven't ridden in a fast enough car.
Look, on the street it's all about who wins. It doesn't matter that the Ferrari would kill the Civic on a mountain road(not necessarily with the driver in that video, though)....he took it to the street drags and got beat. Yes, he is still driving a Ferrari and nearly anyone would take that over any Civic anyday, but....at the same time, it's always amusing to me to see some rich P-boy in daddy's toy get waxed by an econobox like a Civic.
Yes, we all know that it's still a Civic....but it's still funny.
No it's not, but that must be with quite a bit of wheel spin. That MPH doesn't come anywhere close to matching up with the ET.
<<I don't think the credit IS due b/c the car is useless for anything but driving in a straight line. >>
Which is where 99.9 of all street races occur, regardless of how much distance they cover.
So you're basically saying here that if the Civic could also run circles around the Ferrari on a road course the credit WOULD be due? It would still be a Civic. I guarantee if I were the Civic owner, I'd still rather have the Ferrari.
I'd like to give credit to the (non)-driver of the Ferrari for actually bringing it out and running it, unlike most exotic car owners.
<<Going Straight fast is exciting if you are in a Dragster. It's not that much of an adreneline rush even in a Suped up Muscle car like a GTO or a Charger. >>
Obviously you've never pulled up beside someone on some deserted road with a bunch of people watching and have someone drop the flag while you're worrying that the police are going to show up and put everyone in jail and impound all the cars....while also trying to beat the car next to you so all your buddies that arranged the race in the first place won't kill you if you lose....
Not that I've ever done anything like that
Either that or you just haven't ridden in a fast enough car.
Look, on the street it's all about who wins. It doesn't matter that the Ferrari would kill the Civic on a mountain road(not necessarily with the driver in that video, though)....he took it to the street drags and got beat. Yes, he is still driving a Ferrari and nearly anyone would take that over any Civic anyday, but....at the same time, it's always amusing to me to see some rich P-boy in daddy's toy get waxed by an econobox like a Civic.
Yes, we all know that it's still a Civic....but it's still funny.