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WRXlerate · 2010-03-26, 01:50 PM

And I'm in that "moderately powered street car with no cage" class. I think after an experience like that I would be saving every penny for a cage and some good harnesses. Hell, I've thought about it anyway, but don't want the hassle of having to climb over the door bars in my DD.
I've heard its easy to hit 100+ on that front stretch, definitely sounds like a good idea to have someone next to you telling you to back off.

2010-03-26, 01:50 PM	#18
WRXlerate EJ22 Real Name: John B. Join Date: May 2005 Location: Behind a brick wall. Posts: 471 Car: 02 Soccermom Wagon Class: "sleeper" Destroying V8 Egos 4 cylinders at a time	And I'm in that "moderately powered street car with no cage" class. I think after an experience like that I would be saving every penny for a cage and some good harnesses. Hell, I've thought about it anyway, but don't want the hassle of having to climb over the door bars in my DD. I've heard its easy to hit 100+ on that front stretch, definitely sounds like a good idea to have someone next to you telling you to back off. __________________ Stuff sold by the gram is always more exciting than stuff sold by the pound. JC