_HighVoltage_
Captain Volvo
- Joined
- Aug 5, 2006
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- 1998 Volvo S70 T5M
In addition to RWD experience, you also need to experience high power cars. You have to get used to them otherwise you will lose your license fairly soon (and we all know how long it took you to get that )
The most powerful car I've driven was 300hp and AWD. It is just so different from the way my car drives. With my car I know I can play with my right foot and nothing much happens. First comes the noise, then a slight push and then speed increases. In that 300hp car with AWD, the thing just moved seamlessly. I was doing 80mph without even noticing. I hadn't even planted my foot down. I was just following the patterns I've learned in my car.
The most powerful car I've driven was 300hp and AWD. It is just so different from the way my car drives. With my car I know I can play with my right foot and nothing much happens. First comes the noise, then a slight push and then speed increases. In that 300hp car with AWD, the thing just moved seamlessly. I was doing 80mph without even noticing. I hadn't even planted my foot down. I was just following the patterns I've learned in my car.