Does anybody have spinning rims on their CLK?????
01-23-2003, 03:43 AM
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I don't think I'd ever want two rapidly spinning gyroscopes tied to my steering if I had to nail the brakes and suddenly maneuver in an emergency, and I know I'd never want those spinning discs when I'm driving 80 - 150 mph either.
After seeing the skidmarks from a fatal Ferrari crash in San Diego last month, I'm all about safety instead of flash now. If the unlucky guy had ESP, he'd be alive today. Classic over-correction sent him into oncoming traffic where he plowed sideways into a Mercedes. (Sorry to ramble on, but seeing stuff like that makes you think.)
What kind of nit-nort engineer thought of those unsafe spinning rims anyway???
After seeing the skidmarks from a fatal Ferrari crash in San Diego last month, I'm all about safety instead of flash now. If the unlucky guy had ESP, he'd be alive today. Classic over-correction sent him into oncoming traffic where he plowed sideways into a Mercedes. (Sorry to ramble on, but seeing stuff like that makes you think.)
What kind of nit-nort engineer thought of those unsafe spinning rims anyway???
01-23-2003, 01:23 PM
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my friend has a 2003 Navigator on 24" Spinners with an air suspension kit. absoluely sick, anyone seen his car on the road? its the moonwalking car in NJ, his name's Akhil...
