The Cherokee SRT8 has TC and i can't seem to find a way to turn it off.Booooooh traction control
Hey Stuart i forgot to ask when you went through the windsheild and were in the car did you find any money? Lmao!
Every been in a car crash?
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Hey Stuart i forgot to ask when you went through the windsheild and were in the car did you find any money? Lmao!
So just curious what hurt more your father beating you or the injuries caused by your crash? lol!
Like Stuart was thinking of that lol!
Hey you're not turning anything off in my father's vehicle! Sometimes it scares me the way you drive that thing!
I've had 2.
I used to drive like a maniac in my work van, but when my wife got pregnant with our first child I changed my way of thinking and slowed down.
Ironically a matter of weeks b4 our daughter was born I had my first crash in 6 years of driving!! I was driving between deliveries in my Peugeot Boxer van in damp conditions. I went round a corner I'd driven through loads of times b4 that lead up to a single file bridge. As I came out of the corner at about 50mph a car was tanking it off the bridge in the middle of the road. I lifted off and touched the brakes and the back of my van stepped out and I couldn't catch the slide!!! I spun across the road missing the other car and then missing a car parked in the layby. Wiped out a few road signs on route to smashing sideways into the bridge. The van quite literally bounced back into the road and landed broadside across the exit of the bridge. Fortunately the oncoming traffic was able to stop on the bridge, so I didn't hit any other cars. I started the van up and limped into the layby and everyone drove off!!! Only person to come and check on me and see what happened was a fisherman who had the shock of his life as he was under the bridge and heard a big bang and saw bits of van, wall and road signs flying into the river!! I had totally bent my van so bad it was creased all the way down the middle and it was a right-off. Other than some bruising I was ok, but the smack across the face my pregnant wife gave me hurt a lot more!!!
The 2nd one was a couple of years later and shook me up quite a bit. I was driving a 7.5 tonne lorry back from doing deliveries in Plymouth. I was 3 hours into my return journey when an impatient driver overtook me on a roundabout. As I went around a bend at about 40mph the car that had passed me had slammed it's anchors on!! I hit the brakes, but my rather dated Mercedes Vario lorry wasn't fitted with ABS and I locked up. I tried turning into the hedges by the road, but not enough to avoid hitting the Vauxhall Astra estate. I remember watching his rear window pop out in one piece and then dis-intergrate across my windscreen. My lorry rolled to a stop in the hedges inbetween 2 lamp posts. I watched the Astra roll to a stop and I jumped out and ran down to it. When I got to it I was surprised to see the front end was also totalled!!! What I hadn't seen was a Renault Clio had stopped to turn into a little driveway and I had hit the Astra so hard that it shoved the Clio who's wheels were turned towards the drive and launched the little car straight up the driveway!!
That one taught me a lesson about being prepared for the unexpected and I'm glad to say that having driven many thousands of personal and work miles since I've not come close to repeating past mistakes.
I used to drive like a maniac in my work van, but when my wife got pregnant with our first child I changed my way of thinking and slowed down.
Ironically a matter of weeks b4 our daughter was born I had my first crash in 6 years of driving!! I was driving between deliveries in my Peugeot Boxer van in damp conditions. I went round a corner I'd driven through loads of times b4 that lead up to a single file bridge. As I came out of the corner at about 50mph a car was tanking it off the bridge in the middle of the road. I lifted off and touched the brakes and the back of my van stepped out and I couldn't catch the slide!!! I spun across the road missing the other car and then missing a car parked in the layby. Wiped out a few road signs on route to smashing sideways into the bridge. The van quite literally bounced back into the road and landed broadside across the exit of the bridge. Fortunately the oncoming traffic was able to stop on the bridge, so I didn't hit any other cars. I started the van up and limped into the layby and everyone drove off!!! Only person to come and check on me and see what happened was a fisherman who had the shock of his life as he was under the bridge and heard a big bang and saw bits of van, wall and road signs flying into the river!! I had totally bent my van so bad it was creased all the way down the middle and it was a right-off. Other than some bruising I was ok, but the smack across the face my pregnant wife gave me hurt a lot more!!!
The 2nd one was a couple of years later and shook me up quite a bit. I was driving a 7.5 tonne lorry back from doing deliveries in Plymouth. I was 3 hours into my return journey when an impatient driver overtook me on a roundabout. As I went around a bend at about 40mph the car that had passed me had slammed it's anchors on!! I hit the brakes, but my rather dated Mercedes Vario lorry wasn't fitted with ABS and I locked up. I tried turning into the hedges by the road, but not enough to avoid hitting the Vauxhall Astra estate. I remember watching his rear window pop out in one piece and then dis-intergrate across my windscreen. My lorry rolled to a stop in the hedges inbetween 2 lamp posts. I watched the Astra roll to a stop and I jumped out and ran down to it. When I got to it I was surprised to see the front end was also totalled!!! What I hadn't seen was a Renault Clio had stopped to turn into a little driveway and I had hit the Astra so hard that it shoved the Clio who's wheels were turned towards the drive and launched the little car straight up the driveway!!
That one taught me a lesson about being prepared for the unexpected and I'm glad to say that having driven many thousands of personal and work miles since I've not come close to repeating past mistakes.
Joakim Skalstad
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Me in my old Subaru Justy i owned a couple years ago..
Haha that was awesome! I'm surprised the headlights didn't blow out.
I feel I need to get into one so I have a story to tell
Had one not too long ago.
Was driving on the highway during evening, it was dark outside, and it rained like hell.
It was a 2-lane highway and for some reason they had put up no signs whatsoever that the left lane would end a couple of hundred meters ahead. They had just set up cones closing it off which was weird.
anyway me an my friend are joking etc in the car and as we go round a turn we see that our lane is at a dead stop.
I quickly hit the brakes, locked them, eased off, locked again, eased off locked again, it was very slippery and i did not have much time to stop the car at all.
I managed to stop the car and had maybe one centimeter to the car ahead. I doubt i could put my finger between the cars
So we look at each other being very impressed that i actually managed to stop the car then BOOM.
The guy behind in his truck had not managed to stop his car so he hit us, we sent that energy right through to the other car and sent them away a bit.
We all stopped at the next exit road and got all the details etc.
My mom had bought the car for 8.000SEK and the insurance company said they had to destroy the car but we would get 23.000SEK for it so she said sure Just doubled her money which was great.
Now she has a Toyota Yaris, the crashed car was a VW Golf MK3 i believe.
Was driving on the highway during evening, it was dark outside, and it rained like hell.
It was a 2-lane highway and for some reason they had put up no signs whatsoever that the left lane would end a couple of hundred meters ahead. They had just set up cones closing it off which was weird.
anyway me an my friend are joking etc in the car and as we go round a turn we see that our lane is at a dead stop.
I quickly hit the brakes, locked them, eased off, locked again, eased off locked again, it was very slippery and i did not have much time to stop the car at all.
I managed to stop the car and had maybe one centimeter to the car ahead. I doubt i could put my finger between the cars
So we look at each other being very impressed that i actually managed to stop the car then BOOM.
The guy behind in his truck had not managed to stop his car so he hit us, we sent that energy right through to the other car and sent them away a bit.
We all stopped at the next exit road and got all the details etc.
My mom had bought the car for 8.000SEK and the insurance company said they had to destroy the car but we would get 23.000SEK for it so she said sure
Just doubled her money which was great.Now she has a Toyota Yaris, the crashed car was a VW Golf MK3 i believe.
Now that I have my own car,we'll see what happens..........
Hahahaha!:-
Hahahaha!:-
I was at one last year, I roll my GTI in illegal street race at mountain road
And me after few days in hospital
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And me after few days in hospital
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Ivan "The Madman" Boskovic Actually sounds pretty cool.
Good to see you came out ok from these.
Actually sounds pretty cool.Good to see you came out ok from these.
The reason you are alive is because the universe is trying to send you a message
Racing hard on the streets is just dumb, better to turn it down a notch so you have some room for mistakes or go to the nearest racetrack.
I never thought i would say that actually but looking at the crash i would say you are very lucky to be alive Ivan.
Racing hard on the streets is just dumb, better to turn it down a notch so you have some room for mistakes or go to the nearest racetrack.
I never thought i would say that actually but looking at the crash i would say you are very lucky to be alive Ivan.
I don't like racetrack, and nearest is so far 800km I like hilclimb is my passion, but I slowdown after this hit.
I like hilclimb is my passion, but I slowdown after this hit.Then get a bloody roll cage mateI don't like racetrack, and nearest is so far 800km
I´m sure you want to do hillclimb later in life as well and not sit in a wheel chair paralyzed and drooling like a vegetable watching Jerry Springer on the hospital Tele
I have call from one team here to drive at regional cup hillclimb in E1 2000 class for this season at one or two race, but I will thinking about that, E1 is so fast for start. And we have big hillclimb championship in Montenegro.
If I build next street racing car, that car will have roll cage, now I know need that... But now I think after 10 years and 4 or 5 build street racing cars it is end. Now I ride my BMW convertible, my car for fun, and I enjoying every km.Then get a bloody roll cage mate
I´m sure you want to do hillclimb later in life as well and not sit in a wheel chair paralyzed and drooling like a vegetable watching Jerry Springer on the hospital Tele
Oh man! i could just imagine the look on the people's faces that live in the apts facing the hill :eek:
.I was rolling there, I don't seen anything. I was without seat belt and everywhere in the car I wasn't know where I am.
something like this
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