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32 Hours 7 Minutes: High-Speed Rain Driving

Alex Roy & David Maher head west on their October 2006 assault on the heretofore unknown 32:07 US transcontinental speed record, set on the 1983 US Express, the highly secretive successor to the le...  
 
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hovy82 (9 months ago) Show Hide
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TrickTizzle (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Car doesnt matter. Its the tired.
interpol007 (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Car does matter, do that in a toyota tercel and your gonna have some problems. Not solely on tires
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drive a civic at 120mph and drive a S600 at the same speed tell me which feels smoother more controlable and made for that kind of speed... u have a point with tires, but be fully realistic
gyrate (9 months ago) Show Hide
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only to a limit.. once you get into 80+ it honestly doesnt matter what you are driving........
2007TypeR (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Of course it does.
Jambo4sfmm (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Matters on the car. Ide rather be driving 80+ in rain in a sports car, rather than a fiat panda. The way the car is designed to stick to the road improves grip in the rain, aswell as suspension and handling of the car. Its not just te tires :).
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very true but you can have a fancy sports car with traction control but it doesnt mean anything if you have shitty tires
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