Street Racing...

[Jamieb]

Hey,

Just wondering how many people have had ago at street racing on here? Be honest


Jamie

[Swearwolf]

ive done off the line drag races in the dead of night with mates on a dual carriageway (well split to 4 lanes at traffic lights)

[tdi]

only done off the line in a business park which wasn't open yet in the golf, back when I had that. in the bora it's more just spontaneous motorway funz which just usually escalate from nowhere.

[William93]

It's people like you who makes every other young person's insurance sky high. Thanks alot.

[danzooo]

some **** in a toyota starlet tried to race me once, so i slowed down to about 20 going round this blind corner and he couldnt overtake... not best pleased he was

[myke]

nope, never have and dont really think i will

[Ed.]

No, I don't think I'm reckless enough.

[tdi]

It's people like you who makes every other young person's insurance sky high. Thanks alot.

i don't drive like a bell, i just have a bit sport on now and then, car's too low to drive that fast anyway.

[Apple]

i don't drive like a bell, i just have a bit sport on now and then, car's too low to drive that fast anyway.

Why is that, does the bottom touch the floor if you go too fast? I thought the idea of lowering a car was to make it faster... Well to lower the centre of gravity so it handles better, more aerodynamic etc or did you just go too low purely for looks?

[danzooo]

Why is that, does the bottom touch the floor if you go too fast? I thought the idea of lowering a car was to make it faster... Well to lower the centre of gravity so it handles better, more aerodynamic etc or did you just go too low purely for looks?

When you go as low as tdi has done on his car, you do it purely for looks, the car gains no performance-related advantage whatsoever from doing so. When fitting sports suspensio, the lowered and uprated proper performance-oriented stuff, that's to improve cornering; the looks of it being lowered are a bonus