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Automotive, One Shot
by Sean2010/10/1322:062010/10/14

One Shot: Canyon Recess


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    Bennett on 2010/10/14 at 06:09
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    wait, you guys actually drive these cars?

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      Sean on 2010/10/14 at 19:30
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      HA! Yeah, drive them into guard rails…

  2. 3
    Bennett on 2010/10/18 at 06:21
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    lol lovers lane on-ramp. I think about that every time my well balanced rwd car DOESN’T understeer into the rail.

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      Sean on 2010/10/18 at 21:28
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      lol I almost did it again @ Turnbull

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