Reply to "Tracking Pantera on Race Track"

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Guys, Stirling Moss once said that he found going WFO in a slow car far more satisfying than going half-throttle (at the same speed) in a really fast car.
Starting out in a ground-pounder can be bad. Once you can consistently drive the poo out of a slow car, only then is it time to upgrade to a faster ride, because you've developed no bad habits that can be covered up with sheer power or tire width. I believe people who've discovered this is why one of my friends has no trouble renting his three race-prepped Pintos for Lemons enduros, every weekend of the season.

8/22/171:29 PM

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