New Ford Sidewinder
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New Ford Sidewinder
Snapped this with camera Phone thursday.
How could you not know?
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The dude was hitting close to, if not an excess of 100 mph in this death trap at times. I was registering 90+ behind him and my speedo is off, so giving tire adjustment I was actually running 98+ and not keeping up...... Thats OK, I wasnt floored or any where close to it, I was still in Over Drive and didnt want to be very close to him when that thing rolled.
How could you not know?
Short Cell Phone Video
The dude was hitting close to, if not an excess of 100 mph in this death trap at times. I was registering 90+ behind him and my speedo is off, so giving tire adjustment I was actually running 98+ and not keeping up...... Thats OK, I wasnt floored or any where close to it, I was still in Over Drive and didnt want to be very close to him when that thing rolled.
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Originally Posted by PSS-Mag
Snapped this with camera Phone thursday.
How could you not know?
The dude was hitting close to, if not an excess of 100 mph in this death trap at times. I was registering 90+ behind him and my speedo is off, so giving tire adjustment I was actually running 98+ and not keeping up...... Thats OK, I wasnt floored or any where close to it, I was still in Over Drive and didnt want to be very close to him when that thing rolled.
How could you not know?
The dude was hitting close to, if not an excess of 100 mph in this death trap at times. I was registering 90+ behind him and my speedo is off, so giving tire adjustment I was actually running 98+ and not keeping up...... Thats OK, I wasnt floored or any where close to it, I was still in Over Drive and didnt want to be very close to him when that thing rolled.
The good news is he's always going to have good traction because the tires are probably being replaced every 1000 miles.
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Originally Posted by Zaairman
I'm guessing you saw that in Rolla...
Originally Posted by Tbird69
The good news is he's always going to have good traction because the tires are probably being replaced every 1000 miles.
Last edited by PSS-Mag; 09-09-2007 at 12:29 AM.
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Originally Posted by PSS-Mag
Actually I was thinking how horriable it would be in the winter. He will be cutting 4 sets of tracks instead of just 2 and having snow piled up infront of 4 tires instead of just 2. Be the equivelent of driving a duallie in the snow only with more PSI on the ground.
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Originally Posted by Odin's Wrath
What did you think I was talking about?