RichPugh

Like the title says, can 911s do endos? I'm talking actual endos. Rear wheels up in the air, front tires planted, while the car is stopping. I've looked for videos but every "endo" video is like on a race track or a cartoon. I'm thinking it should be possible but I'm not sure how the engine over the resr would effect things.

P-daddy

Not sure this would be possible on a low, stiffly sprung car with engine sitting in the back. Maybe you can try going in reverse, Rich?

RichPugh

No no no... I would prefer 7 pages of replies. Can you reword your reply to not be so civil or practically helpful?

timothymoffat

-245 R compound front tires
-standard US front springs
-worn out front Monroe shocks
-carbon ceramic front brakes from newer GT3
-stand on the middle frickin pedal

Fracture

warning----painful to watch

RichPugh

I was wondering if it was something like that. Coming from a GT Pro Performer, they have great front brakes as well. That being said, it's not usually the brakes that are the issue so much as losing traction.

Raven 666

Is this close enough ...............

AOW162435

This thread delivers!



Andreas

Vandit

The idea of trying it in reverse sounds possible, but the stock suspension has so much droop travel that it might not work.

JDHertz11

Celebrating your 23rd birthday today?!

aclark133

Wish I never clicked that link

jg291446

This Porsche off a cliff video reminds me this ad..

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Ron

911 can definatly do ends. I saw a compilation of Killer B's raleeyes that show lots of bad wrecks. The Porsche could not make the corner flipped sideway about 4x then end over end at least 2x.

Group B was eventually stopped as it was killing to many people.

cmd4

I say once your not so immature let's talk ..mature folks here talk about power slides and neutral drops if you've got a tip

OverBoosted28

You guys are killin me :-). I'm tellin ya, this years going out with a bang!