Twin turbo vette wreck

Twin turbo Vette at a dyno day in South Georgia May 9, 2009.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• twin
• turbo
• vette
• corvette
• wreck
• curb

[BlownCobraGirl]

Obviously it's not me driving, so no need to direct your rude comments my way.

[waffle455]

RETARD

[ztwntyn8]

man, are these cars that unpredictable? I keep seeing people wreck because they wern't counter steering just a little before it starts comming back. I've been doing that since I was 16 in a 68 Impala 327 and on to alot of other lighter faster cars since. They all do the same thing but the better they hook and the more power you have it's harder to predict and/or control especialy when one is gettin loose in 3rd.

[Wiperfisherman01]

the person that posted this is probably jealous that a vette is faster than any cobra

[colindyvig]

That was.....HILARIOUS.

[petrachi94]

tard.



[07slowbalt]

At first if you dont succeed at wrecking try again!

[bsmith3707]

sounds like shit too

[bsmith3707]

someone dont know how to drive

[MrSlowestD16]

@Janusha Also, Honda has a plant in CA, Toyota has one in the US, VW has a few in like Jamaica and Mexico for the US - never touched by German hands.

I can't care less if it was touched by American hands or not, I'm not some BS red-neck American pride asshole. Doesn't make a difference IMO what plant it was assembled at - the specs, the design, tolerances, etc., along with the qualification of the plant to do the work was done by the company. It's not about pride, it's about credit.

[MrSlowestD16]

@Janusha Well certain cars exist to promote the brand further, though I don't believe the ZR-1 is one of those. I doubt they fudged the numbers, yes, they probably tweaked and tuned the shit out of it at the track, but if that's the stock car, the numbers are legit in my book - regardless of what country it's from

As for outsourcing, that's perfectly normal. Apple outsources ALL of its hardware assembly to China and makes a KILLING off of it.