Turbo S in the canyons..

Turbo S in the canyons..

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the ronin

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1,056 posts

211 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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anonymous said:
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The beauty about driving here in California is most drivers in the canyons know the written rule to never cross the centerline and the potential consequences for being an A Hole thinking they are "outlaws".....

Oh yeah I've been banned form ste forums for pointing out the crap being sold and not taking some keyboard warrior's BS.... That must make me an outlaw...biggrin



Now lets see some more "good" Porsche driving on "roads" videos... Not some self promoting do nothing but color by number turning turd to colored turd modifications driving like a tool....

sidicks

25,218 posts

221 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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the ronin said:
The beauty about driving here in California is most drivers in the canyons know the written rule to never cross the centerline and the potential consequences for being an A Hole thinking they are "outlaws".....
Are you still suggesting that crossing the centre line with no traffic and appropriate visibility is 'reckless' and makes you an 'A hole'...?
rofl

the ronin

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1,056 posts

211 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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I think it would be too cool to see what kind of times he could run if he had to stay in one lane.... cool

Pikes Peak..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzfThRiU_Bs

the ronin

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1,056 posts

211 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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anonymous said:
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Ok why don't you come over here and rent any Porsche you can and let's have a little drive through the canyons together no speed limit, you follow me and keep behind me and only one rule, you can't cross the centerline... We'll mount cameras on the drivers door to record the drive and let's put a $100.00 penalty on each infraction...
I'm sure with your superior driving skills you should clean up...... Or




Please troll elsewhere you are a bore .....

sidicks

25,218 posts

221 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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the ronin said:
Ok why don't you come over here and rent any Porsche you can and let's have a little drive through the canyons together no speed limit, you follow me and keep behind me and only one rule, you can't cross the centerline... We'll mount cameras on the drivers door to record the drive and let's put a $100.00 penalty on each infraction...
I'm sure with your superior driving skills you should clean up...... Or




Please troll elsewhere you are a bore .....
Rather than continuing with the insults, why don't you actually answer the question...??!!

anonymous-user

54 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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Jeez - this is getting all skewed!!!

In the UK, most or possibly all good 'advanced' instructors will tell you to widen the approach wherever possible and safe. Seeing further ahead and straightening out the road to allow a more fluid progress is encouraged.

And you know what - it's PERFECTLY SAFE.

You don't do it on blind corners
You don't do it at stupid speeds


You do it when t's PERFECTLY SAFE.

The only times doing this would result in a situation in the above photo is doing it when you cannot see far enough ahead and by taking stupid chances. None of us are suggesting that.

I understand that you have unbroken lines in the US but that's just a legal issue as has been pointed out.

sidicks

25,218 posts

221 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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garyhun said:
Jeez - this is getting all skewed!!!

In the UK, most or possibly all good 'advanced' instructors will tell you to widen the approach wherever possible and safe. Seeing further ahead and straightening out the road to allow a more fluid progress is encouraged.

And you know what - it's PERFECTLY SAFE.

You don't do it on blind corners
You don't do it at stupid speeds


You do it when t's PERFECTLY SAFE.

The only times doing this would result in a situation in the above photo is doing it when you cannot see far enough ahead and by taking stupid chances. None of us are suggesting that.

I understand that you have unbroken lines in the US but that's just a legal issue as has been pointed out.
clap

the ronin

Original Poster:

1,056 posts

211 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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sidicks said:
Rather than continuing with the insults, why don't you actually answer the question...??!!
What insults, you two are trolls with zero skills as far as I can tell.

Please move on and troll elsewhere...

I never really cared about Porsche hillclimbs before put this is pretty good...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDaqHeRyfnA

sidicks

25,218 posts

221 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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the ronin said:
What insults, you two are trolls with zero skills as far as I can tell.
And yet another failure to address the question plus another insult...
sleep

the ronin

Original Poster:

1,056 posts

211 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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sidicks said:
the ronin said:
What insults, you two are trolls with zero skills as far as I can tell.
And yet another failure to address the question plus another insult...
sleep
Dude I know you are just trolling like your buddy and if stating that fact that you are a troll is insulting guess what finger I am typing with.....



Edited by the ronin on Friday 22 May 17:47

TrackTwit

423 posts

126 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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You guys are getting to the point where you should be ashamed of yourselves here. This is real school yard stuff and does not reflect well on you guys at all.

This guy posted a vid of him driving in the canyons, if you don't like him or it just don't post or review anything that he posts.

Or have I missed something here?

the ronin

Original Poster:

1,056 posts

211 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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garyhun said:
Jeez - this is getting all skewed!!!

In the UK, most or possibly all good 'advanced' instructors will tell you to widen the approach wherever possible and safe. Seeing further ahead and straightening out the road to allow a more fluid progress is encouraged.

And you know what - it's PERFECTLY SAFE.

You don't do it on blind corners
You don't do it at stupid speeds


You do it when t's PERFECTLY SAFE.

The only times doing this would result in a situation in the above photo is doing it when you cannot see far enough ahead and by taking stupid chances. None of us are suggesting that.

I understand that you have unbroken lines in the US but that's just a legal issue as has been pointed out.
Take the time to look up driver/rider fatalities on Mulholland Hwy and Angeles Crest Hwy and you will change your tune. There are fatalities here every weekend due to the heroes and zeros on the road..... I have called the rescue team in three times over the years.... Two guys didn't make it.

sidicks

25,218 posts

221 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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the ronin said:
Take the time to look up driver/rider fatalities on Mulholland Hwy and Angeles Crest Hwy and you will change your tune. There are fatalities here every weekend due to the heroes and zeros on the road..... I have called the rescue team in three times over the years.... Two guys didn't make it.
No-one with any common sense would change their opinions, because garyhun has set up a perfectly logical argument.

The fact that you continue to stick to your claim that (effectively) putting a tyre over the centre line will result in instant death is laughable!

Are you suggesting that the fatalities in the above locations occurred when visibility was good and when there was no other traffic, but the driver simply crossed the centre line??
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Edited by sidicks on Friday 22 May 17:44

the ronin

Original Poster:

1,056 posts

211 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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Dude twist and deflect as much as you like it still makes you a troll.... Go away boy you bother me..


Now this is a cool Porsche hillclimb video with the driver doing what it takes for him to stay in control....
Awesome..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aPJpFU2tmM

the ronin

Original Poster:

1,056 posts

211 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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I found another cool Porsche canyon video...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3khE-jWsIg

stef1808

950 posts

157 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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Speeding through the canyons seems to be accepted yet crossing the line (even when safe to do so) is a big no-no?
I just don't get it

Anyway, ronin, is this you in the 458 hehe

http://youtu.be/RIHXcycoD2A 0:35 onwards


sidicks

25,218 posts

221 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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stef1808 said:
Speeding through the canyons seems to be accepted yet crossing the line (even when safe to do so) is a big no-no?
I just don't get it

Anyway, ronin, is this you in the 458 hehe

http://youtu.be/RIHXcycoD2A 0:35 onwards
rofl

He crossed the centre lines (more than once) - how is he still alive?!
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the ronin

Original Poster:

1,056 posts

211 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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stef1808 said:
Speeding through the canyons seems to be accepted yet crossing the line (even when safe to do so) is a big no-no?
I just don't get it

Anyway, ronin, is this you in the 458 hehe

http://youtu.be/RIHXcycoD2A 0:35 onwards
Come on now we all know speed doesn't kill, it's lack of control when moving quickly that will do you in.....
The guy in the Ferrari is the worst offender on the planet of reckless street racing... Alan Lambo rofl

Lest's stay on topic.... cool Porsche canyon videos..

sidicks

25,218 posts

221 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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the ronin said:
Come on now we all know speed doesn't kill, it's lack of control when moving quickly that will do you in.....
I thought it was putting a wheel across the centre line despite there being adequate visibility and no other traffic?
confused

pete a

3,799 posts

184 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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the ronin said:
I found another cool Porsche canyon video...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3khE-jWsIg
He's on both side of the road though?