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  2rismo said:
The car in the other lane did a good job in stopping too. Full credit.

hey guys i was the driver of the red s14, i can tell you i wasnt expecting that last night that gtr driver had no idea about his car iwas talking to later on.

it was crazy we go so close i couldnt see his head lights at the front of my car and i was that hard ont the brakes it wasnt funny glad i didnt get a really good take off i would have a very bent 200sx.

  riz200 said:
yeah he told me he didnt know how much power the car had and he never really drove it on high boost b4 haha

O M G :P

On the other hand... good on him for opening it up on the drag strip instead of down the Princes Highway and killing someone though.

  Abo Bob said:
So about 300awkw and street tyres is all it took...

Sorry to say 300awkw and street tyres isnt the problem. It is dumb people who dont respect ther power of Skylines

Edited by ckhawly

guys, seriously.. that could've happened to anyone. all of you who haven't gone out to the drag strip and are commenting have no f**king idea what you are talking about! give the guy a break.

baahahahaha not really.

what an idiot.

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