my z in action...
Wow, I didn't mean to attack your video or anything of the such. I wasn't really critiquing you either. I was just trying to understand what they were commenting about your driving style. I do not claim to be a master or an expert, just regurgatating (sp) what I have read/heard. I personaly enjoyed your video, And about the arm comment. I am ovbiously not dumb. BUT, what I was reffering to was the fact that your whole arm shouldn't be moving back the entire length of the shift. If you read what I wrote you would see that I said it was more of a wrist movement. If you don't believe me, pick up a book on performance driving. Thats what I did.
Steve
Steve
For the rest of you with nothing but criticism..let me see you drive/film/edit/compress/post on ftp.....bet you can't do 1/2 of what I went to college for..I've been taught if you don't have something nice to say don't say it at all. This was something I did for myself as well as to share with you guys..and I get crap for it?
**** off..jealousy is a ***** sometimes!
**** off..jealousy is a ***** sometimes!
Originally posted by matt350
stop endangering other people's lives like that!
if you want to drive at brake-neck speeds in the rain, leave it for the race track!
stop endangering other people's lives like that!
if you want to drive at brake-neck speeds in the rain, leave it for the race track!
Originally posted by lentronic
enjoy....
http://www.forumvillage.com/Zvideos/truez.wmv
Lentronic
I've got tons of edited vids!
enjoy....
http://www.forumvillage.com/Zvideos/truez.wmv
Lentronic
I've got tons of edited vids!
Let's see some vids bro! I have been toying with the idea of putting in a cai...I just don't want to void my warranty...
Lentronic
ooooh I drove at 70 in the rain with cars on the road..
Like you guys NEVER have...lol
Lentronic
ooooh I drove at 70 in the rain with cars on the road..
Like you guys NEVER have...lol
Agree with most.
Sooner as your hand comes off the gear stick, straight back on the wheel.
Double Clutching, aah, rev matching using heal toe would be best when downshifting. I am sure you could find plenty of articles on rev matching on the web.
70 on wet roads with other cars on the road, aah... everyone has done it, not to clever but anyway. Nice vid, I've seen a few others of yours... keep 'em coming! I am definitely one of the jealous ones
Sooner as your hand comes off the gear stick, straight back on the wheel.
Double Clutching, aah, rev matching using heal toe would be best when downshifting. I am sure you could find plenty of articles on rev matching on the web.
70 on wet roads with other cars on the road, aah... everyone has done it, not to clever but anyway. Nice vid, I've seen a few others of yours... keep 'em coming! I am definitely one of the jealous ones
Originally posted by porscheKliier
let me tell you something.. what's the point of being 'nice' and not tell the kid that he needs to wonk on his shifting? Then he will never know.
But if we are straightforward, rather than being fake kiss-***, he will put some work and guess who will be the ultimate gainer..? HIM..
let me tell you something.. what's the point of being 'nice' and not tell the kid that he needs to wonk on his shifting? Then he will never know.
But if we are straightforward, rather than being fake kiss-***, he will put some work and guess who will be the ultimate gainer..? HIM..
I strongly recommend that you take an English grammar course. Your writing skills are pathetic. Are you even old enough to drive? It’s hard to tell with your 1st grade grammar skills. What does "Wonk on his shifting" mean anyway?!? Again this is just some "straightforward" advice. "Guess who will be the ultimate gainer..?"
I for one enjoyed the video.
Was traction controll on?
Seemed like you had very good traction considering it was wet out.
Anyway, thanks for the vid...get us some more...preferably in dry conditions.
Maybe some out of the car action (burnout? donuts?)
Seemed like you had very good traction considering it was wet out.
Anyway, thanks for the vid...get us some more...preferably in dry conditions.
Maybe some out of the car action (burnout? donuts?)
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