GT3 VS Z06

[smankow]

Steve, if you read my post, I mentioned about psm getting activated by hitting the brakes.

I guess that you don't read fast either.

 

Steve

[Tony356993]

play nice boys

[Larry Herman]

[ccm911]

Tony356993 wrote:

play nice boys

Wow! After the attack you and Steve set out on me, this is quite a refrshing turn of events.

[smankow]

just simple banter.  no more, no less.

It's a good way yo start the year

[Mike Andrews]

smankow wrote:

just simple banter. no more, no less.

It's a good way yo start the year

No Tech sticker for you (said in the voice of the soup nazi)

[stentech1]

Sorry Steve you are correct. I am a very slow reader and even slower driver. I like to sight see when on or off the track.

[ccm911]

Now come on Steve.  We all know that you used to take in the scenery while flying around Summit on your motorcycle.  Heck, I've done the same thing.  No sense in wasting any effort in pushing yourself, when you could be exploring the less used sections(infield) of the track.  Will you be mounting mud and snows for this season's explorations?

After all, we pay to use the entire track.

[ccm911]

Brian Minkin wrote:

I cant imagine what it is like to drive with a stability management system. In my car I am the stability management system. Seriously though I think if he had encountered the outstanding instruction we have in our DE program he would have started from the beginning learning to be smooth.

Stability management? ABS? All merely crutches. Most of the good drivers I know insist on having folks learn without all that junk. After all, there will be consequences to face when driving poorly. But then again, why not just write the check and fool yourself into believing that you can actually drive? Seems to be the trend these days.

[smankow]

last time I checked, the F1 cars all have traction control.  So, I guess that none of them can drive and simply use crutches.