ok someone betted me if i do a s-turn on the highway going about 80-90 ...he'll give me 2gz

now i got a STOCK 93 civic hatch si and the s-turn is kinda sharp

CAN I DO IT ??????

or imma just crash and sh!t

 

Without knowing what the turn looks like we cannot help you.

 

this sounds really stupid....do you really wanna risk your life over a measly $2k (that your friend most likely isn't going to pay up on even if you do it) ???

 

yeah take a pic of the road

 

hahaha....fits your user name well.:thumbup:


i woudnt do it...and yea..without pics, we can say much. we have no idea how sharp those turns are

 

if you do crash...make sure to cause less than 2000 in damages, that way it will be worth it.

 

ok this is what im going to tell you, dont do it, 80 mph is fast for turning,(on stock specs), i have a 92 si and i can loose control turning about 45mph turning left to left lane. and the back end just doesnt weigh anything so it just doesnt grip, and im lowered w/ strut and tie bars, better tires and wider rims. you do it youll probably hit the wall and die.

 

anything more than a mild turn?

stock car? ****ty tires?


kiss the gaurd rail man.

 

sing that shitty song by POD while you do it: drift and die....


"Horrible Band Obviously Not Listening To Its Influences
SAN DIEGO— Puddle Of Mudd, a dreary nü-metal rock band that cites Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and Metallica as influences, is obviously not listening to those influences. "Zep, Sabbath, Metallica, Maiden, Aerosmith—growing up, that's what we listened to, and that's what shaped our sound," said lead singer Wes Scantlin, whose mopey, monotone vocals in no way bear the stamp of Robert Plant, Steven Tyler, or his other idols. Scantlin, who made the comments during an interview Monday with Spin reporter Charles Aaron, failed to say which part of Puddle Of Mudd's atrocious new ballad "Drift & Die" resembles "When The Levee Breaks" or "Sweet Emotion.""

 

This is just plain stupid