Do you ever floor it?
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Do you ever floor it?
I have never floored my C2S.
Don't get me wrong, I've accelerated like a bat out of hell dozens of times (had it less than a yr, dont give me crap
but never really literally put the pedal on the floor to do it. Does it make a significant difference in acceleration or do modern throttles not need it. I consider myself a car expert but feel stupid asking this question!
Don't get me wrong, I've accelerated like a bat out of hell dozens of times (had it less than a yr, dont give me crap
but never really literally put the pedal on the floor to do it. Does it make a significant difference in acceleration or do modern throttles not need it. I consider myself a car expert but feel stupid asking this question!
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I have never floored my C2S.
Don't get me wrong, I've accelerated like a bat out of hell dozens of times (had it less than a yr, dont give me crap but never really literally put the pedal on the floor to do it. Does it make a significant difference in acceleration or do modern throttles not need it. I consider myself a car expert but feel stupid asking this question!
Don't get me wrong, I've accelerated like a bat out of hell dozens of times (had it less than a yr, dont give me crap
but never really literally put the pedal on the floor to do it. Does it make a significant difference in acceleration or do modern throttles not need it. I consider myself a car expert but feel stupid asking this question!then enjoy what your car can actually do.
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When I drive the 911 to work (rare), the onramp on the way home is a tunnel.
You better believe that pedal goes to the floor and I redline 1, 2 and get close to 3 and then 3-6 upshift before I lose my license.
Best way to start a Friday night ever.
Also, Italian Tuneup.
You better believe that pedal goes to the floor and I redline 1, 2 and get close to 3 and then 3-6 upshift before I lose my license.
Best way to start a Friday night ever.
Also, Italian Tuneup.
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I have to say that I was a little disappointed the first time I hit the floor. This car has so much more of everything than any car I've owned and it took me months to get comfortable enough in it to demand such power than the pedal meet the metal. Until then I'd always had this little voice telling me, "that was nothing, I haven't even hit the floor yet!"
