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JesSi;13621 wrote:wrong... WRONG

:wtf:

Both curves and straight take some sort of skill.
Ture, but curves require more skill. Throttle and shift compared to throttle, shift, brake, steer.
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99preludesh;13624 wrote:If you have an auto how is straight takin skill?

Step one: Line up at lights making sure both yellows are lit

Step two: put foot on break

Step three: When light approaches green romp on gas and go

Step four: keep steering wheel straight
I don't drive an auto... and I would hope you don't either? Your logic is broken. Of course driving an automatic doesn't take as much skill as a manual, in curves or straight.
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JesSi;13630 wrote:I don't drive an auto... and I would hope you don't either? Your logic is broken. Of course driving an automatic doesn't take as much skill as a manual, in curves or straight.
Edited for the folks with manuals.
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SilverStreak02;13627 wrote:Ture, but curves require more skill. Throttle and shift compared to throttle, shift, brake, steer.
I'm not arguing the fact that curves doesn't take slightly more skill. I am arguing the fact that in her statement she claims the 1320 takes no skill.
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JesSi;13633 wrote:I'm not arguing the fact that curves doesn't take slightly more skill. I am arguing the fact that in her statement she claims the 1320 takes no skill.
I agree. Just ask AJ when he ran a 17 in an H22 Prelude :lol:
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SilverStreak02;13636 wrote:I agree. Just ask AJ when he ran a 17 in an H22 Prelude :lol:
for the lose :(
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99preludesh;13632 wrote:Edited for the folks with manuals.
Is your car automatic?
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b18b-t;13640 wrote:Is your car autotragic?
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b18b-t;13640 wrote:Is your car automatic?

Negative, I just feel that driving straight down a track isnt too hard to me honestly.
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99preludesh;13644 wrote:Negative, I just feel that driving straight down a track isnt too hard to me honestly.
It can be.. a good 60 ft launch is something that requires practice.. especially in a fwd car making good power. Hell those pro NHRA guys are amazing... its tougher then it looks... but i know what you mean.