What does " I drive flat out" mean?.....
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Flat out slow?
Flat out crazy?
Flat out stupid?
Flat out broke?
Flat out fast?
Flat out "add your own"?
T-shirts are being sold so it must mean something.......right?
Flat out crazy?
Flat out stupid?
Flat out broke?
Flat out fast?
Flat out "add your own"?
T-shirts are being sold so it must mean something.......right?
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Probably most relevant for this board was a memorable line from the movie Le Mans.
Team manager David Townsend offers succinct guidance to Steve McQueen's character:
"Michael, I want you to drive flat out. I want Porsche to win Le Mans."
Team manager David Townsend offers succinct guidance to Steve McQueen's character:
"Michael, I want you to drive flat out. I want Porsche to win Le Mans."
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If you are that bored we should leave for NJ now...
and to help you with your Pagid Blacks/Pf97 questions a friend (Bill V.) did a check on my rotors after a god run and compared them to a run on the same car with PF 97's all around. It reinforced what I originally said and what Dan Jacobs inferred when he had me install the combo. The PF97s generated about 550F (fronts, measured in the pits) vs the 350F (rears). On the same car with PF97s on both axles they hit close to the same temps. I feel the PF97s give better initial grip when hot and if the temperatures are an indication it would seem a correct assumption. I'm certainly open to discussion though...
and to help you with your Pagid Blacks/Pf97 questions a friend (Bill V.) did a check on my rotors after a god run and compared them to a run on the same car with PF 97's all around. It reinforced what I originally said and what Dan Jacobs inferred when he had me install the combo. The PF97s generated about 550F (fronts, measured in the pits) vs the 350F (rears). On the same car with PF97s on both axles they hit close to the same temps. I feel the PF97s give better initial grip when hot and if the temperatures are an indication it would seem a correct assumption. I'm certainly open to discussion though...
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I guess you guys have flat out no sense of humor..........![Big Grin](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Gary thanks for the info. about the pads, maybe we should leave for NJ sooner than later.......
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Gary thanks for the info. about the pads, maybe we should leave for NJ sooner than later.......