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Originally posted by BimmerfanatikDon't be a fag Heeter.
Donuts are a good time for everyone I know - maybe you hardcore fuh raze track snobs think they're too childish, but I certainly don't. We just did a bunch today in Mark's 318i vert today - it was a shitload of fun. Maybe I should go buy a fucking Camaro - those guys aren't little whiney bitches about donuts.
What the fuck are you gonna break or destroy - besides tires - by doing donuts?
motor mounts, trans mounts, flex disk, center support bearing, u-joints, half-shafts, side gears, LSD clutch packs..to name a few
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Originally posted by Stu Mcumm,
motor mounts, trans mounts, flex disk, center support bearing, u-joints, half-shafts, side gears, LSD clutch packs..to name a few
I'd rather break a part doing a donut and realize it needed replacing than out on the track...
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Originally posted by BimmerfanatikStu, any or all of these parts will break if you do some donuts? Maybe if they're on the verge of breaking, but if they're in good shape, I don't see how some donuts are going to all of a sudden compromise their integrity.
I'd rather break a part doing a donut and realize it needed replacing than out on the track...
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Originally posted by DigitalwaveCome on man, I know these comments are in jest but you are a mod and should set a better example.
Originally posted by Stu McBut dropping the clutch in these cars, shocking the drivetrain, and ripping donuts is a good recipe for breaking these parts, from the way I've seen people drive them, myself included. You don't drive the car this way on the track though. To me, the cost/benefit of a trackday is much better than ripping donuts in a parking lot.
from the beginning, you made a valid post of opinion, and scott did not want to allow you have it, and then we backed up our mutual belief, and he says we're fuh raze assholes.
on the track, transitions from off gas to on are pretty smooth (or you get in trouble). I'd say you are putting much more stress on the drivetrain doing donuts for fun in a parking lot than learning how to drive on a roadcourse during a DE.
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