Cz_Ziemniak
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Whenever I get pulled over and they ask me...Do you know why I pulled you over...I either respond: Because I let you, or Did you forget already?
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Whenever I get pulled over and they ask me...Do you know why I pulled you over...I either respond: Because I let you, or Did you forget already?
I think you're right, but they think they have something to prove. Let them go on their way and continue enjoying YOUR day.This is our first GT in a few years, and I had forgotten how every Ram Truck, Dodge Challenger and Charger (even the V6’s!), and ALL of the riced out imports have to rev in first gear next to me at red lights when they take off……nothing to prove here with 486 HP, you know?
The ones I really object to (and MAY try to get in front of..) are the diesel Ram’s that roll coal at you when you are on their exhaust side……
It seems to me that the worst offenders are the ones sporting a unstable Carolina Sag suspension setup and drive them like they’re in a Ferrari!
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When I owned my Roush, had a State Trooper follow me into the Home Depot parking lot. He pulled up as I parked. He had never seen a Roush Car and we had a pleasant conversation. IT closed with him asking is it as fast as I've heard? My reply was a big smile and a head shake.I had a cop follow me a ways this afternoon. I think he was waiting for me to F-up. He probably wanted my car too. Keep wishing and save your pennies.
I don’t street race anyone. Unless it’s an open highway with lots of room down in MexicoIs there a specific type of driver who tries to race you? Do drivers of certain types of cars consistently think they need to prove themselves against you? This is purely generalization, but I want to see if there is one or two vehicles that tend to lead the pack, if it's evenly spread across all drivers of all makes and models, or if it's geographical, which I think might be the case.
For me, North of Seattle, hands down it's the Subaru drivers. BMW drivers are a close second, but every single day, without fail, at least one Subaru will come up beside me on the highway, rev their engine, and then floor it ahead of me like they think we're racing. WRX and BRZ drivers are the biggest subsect, I'm sure to nobodies surprise, but Legacy and Forrester drivers do it, too. And one Baja. That one was odd.
To my surprise, Nissan drivers, (Z and GT-R folks), don't want to race, but will more often than not stop beside me and want to talk to me at red lights and such, which I think is awesome. I've also never had another Mustang driver try to race me.
Your turn. Let me know who is trying to race you.