Topic: how fast is too fast?
in Forum: General Non-Vette Discussion
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The only thing crazier then going that fast up a mountain road is the people who would stand along the side of the road 

MARK
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Some would say there is no such thing as too fast. I guess I'm not one of them. That's like watching a video game. Kudos to the driver, you really need to know the course very well to do that.
I would love to try it, but can I use a couple of lower gears? Maybe I can work my way up to about 1/2 that.
Nice video. Would have been better if it had been a C3.
Larry
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Looks like a normal commute here in NJ.

I wish my C3 could shift that fast. It would make for a fun trip through California wine country. You don't want there to be too much time between one wine tasting and the next.

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It reminds me of my formula car racing days. That looks like a sports racer, which is just a formula car with a body that covers the wheels. Every time I raced my formula cars, I would look like I had been beaten all over my body from being slammed around in the car. No matter how tight you cinch the harness, after a few laps you're rattling around in the cockpit (not that there is much room to rattle around). The acceleration on formula cars is phenomenal due to the power-to-weight ratio.
Also, things happen very quickly.
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It reminds me of my formula car racing days. That looks like a sports racer, which is just a formula car with a body that covers the wheels. Every time I raced my formula cars, I would look like I had been beaten all over my body from being slammed around in the car. No matter how tight you cinch the harness, after a few laps you're rattling around in the cockpit (not that there is much room to rattle around). The acceleration on formula cars is phenomenal due to the power-to-weight ratio.

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