well maybe I got the info from the guy who actually took the pictures....sudden down pour

from now on only speak when spoken to

 

 

Do you listen yourself? How foolish and petty you sound? You tried to change the subject even tho I admitted to not knowing anything about Florida weather.

Like I said, rain is not the cause of this accident and you know I'm right, because, I explained it to you like you were in the High School.

 

Sudden down pours happen all time from what I've learned about Florida weather. But, it doesn't mean that the guy you "maybe" spoke with knew what he was talking about. Unless, he witnessed the accident.

From now on don't be such a smart ***! You don't own the site, so, don't act like you do!

 

he did
and if you weren't so condescending you might learn something

the person who posts the pics usually knows the circumstances under which they develop , and yes I know I don't own the site but if you talk down to me you're going to get a response

 

are you really that dense? The only thing I ever said to you was it's completely possible for the road to be dry after a quick down pour

"brilliant" You didn't explain anything to me. You are such a tool


let me take baby steps and walk you through this again:

then Mike beat me to the answer




You were so quick to say rain wasn't a factor, now it appears it most certainly was

 

Take a look at the pic I posted. It's from another thread. So, your pics are not exclusive.

You'll see a big black skid mark. A skid mark like that could not have been produce on wet pavement. I've said this already.

What most likely happen is: the guy tried to peel out from the curb and was consequently overwhelmed by the power and lost controll and then dumped it in the ditch.

The person that you say "witnessed" the accident doesn't know what he's talking about. And neither do you. Learn something yet?

 

I cant stop laughing at the explination of what happened. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Did you ever think that those skid marks were on the road before the Carrera GT even left the parking lot. First of all it looks like multiple car skids, second the skid marks are parallel to the street, how would the car get to where it is if it was traveling with the street, wouldnt there be some diagonal marks on the grass then?

 

That is a fresh skid mark. If they had been there already the sporadic Florida rain would have faded them.

Try to find the video of the 360 on a drag strip. The kid driving lost controll and crash into the barricade and ended up adjacent from where he started. Now, don't you think it's possible for a CGT to that?

 

Where is the skid mark on the sidewalk then?

Also when does rain wash away rubber skid marks?

 

Why would there be a skid mark on the sidewalk? By the time the driver even considered stomping on the brakes, he had already come to an abrupt halt!

Why does rain wash away anything? All i know is: when I leave my dirty car outside and it rains that day my car seems to be cleaner. Go figure...

 

because according to your theory the car would be rotating as it came to a stop. You can clearly see that it came to a stop when it got stuck in the ditch. It was clearly traveling at a good speed because the car is so far into the ditch. if the car was going slow the front end would have been stuck in the lowest part of the ditch. Your story proves a rotating car, I dont know of many tires that dont leave skid marks when the car is rotating. Also a rotating car would have most likley ended up flat in the ditch, perpendicular to what the car is now.

Maybe if you had a car and drivers license you would realize how much of a tool you sound like.

 

Maybe cause your car is covered in dirt and dust. Does the rain wash away your tires too?

 

geez, i'm not buying the car because of u guys. now give me some theory on how to get the money.

 

go to the dealer when it's raining and he'll give you a big discount on a black one