lost control last night
#24
The AP1 does one thing exceptionally well... track duty. That's it. Everything else can be a gamble... Anuva one bites the dust. The gentlemen who bought my baby never even got the F-cking tag... 32 yoa too.. I turn 27 next month.
This is why I want them/Honda to either kill the car or add all of the safety features ya'll shot down above, before adding more power.
Peace & Nub.
This is why I want them/Honda to either kill the car or add all of the safety features ya'll shot down above, before adding more power.
Peace & Nub.
#25
Originally Posted by LudegarH22A7,Apr 3 2005, 01:14 PM
The AP1 does one thing exceptionally well... track duty. That's it. Everything else can be a gamble....
This is why I want them/Honda to either kill the car or add all of the safety features ya'll shot down above, before adding more power.
Peace & Nub.
This is why I want them/Honda to either kill the car or add all of the safety features ya'll shot down above, before adding more power.
Peace & Nub.
self control and common sense is cheaper and safer than any traction control device you could add to this car
#27
So many opinions based on so few facts.
I wonder:
What was the ambient temperature?
What tires was this MY00 S2000 wearing?
How was the tread?
Did the driver down shift into second to accelerate or up shift into second?
How experienced was the driver?
How much speed was the car carrying, when the driver executed the shift?
Grand Prix White with Red/Black interior is such a beautiful and rare car. I'm sorry this one is gone.
I am so impressed with the apparent frequency of S2000 spins and with the apparent passenger protection in serious accidents.
I wonder:
What was the ambient temperature?
What tires was this MY00 S2000 wearing?
How was the tread?
Did the driver down shift into second to accelerate or up shift into second?
How experienced was the driver?
How much speed was the car carrying, when the driver executed the shift?
Grand Prix White with Red/Black interior is such a beautiful and rare car. I'm sorry this one is gone.
I am so impressed with the apparent frequency of S2000 spins and with the apparent passenger protection in serious accidents.
#28
Originally Posted by Barry in Wyoming,Apr 3 2005, 06:37 PM
So many opinions based on so few facts.
I wonder:
What was the ambient temperature?
What tires was this MY00 S2000 wearing?
How was the tread?
Did the driver down shift into second to accelerate or up shift into second?
How experienced was the driver?
How much speed was the car carrying, when the driver executed the shift?
Grand Prix White with Red/Black interior is such a beautiful and rare car. I'm sorry this one is gone.
I am so impressed with the apparent frequency of S2000 spins and with the apparent passenger protection in serious accidents.
I wonder:
What was the ambient temperature?
What tires was this MY00 S2000 wearing?
How was the tread?
Did the driver down shift into second to accelerate or up shift into second?
How experienced was the driver?
How much speed was the car carrying, when the driver executed the shift?
Grand Prix White with Red/Black interior is such a beautiful and rare car. I'm sorry this one is gone.
I am so impressed with the apparent frequency of S2000 spins and with the apparent passenger protection in serious accidents.
- car is GPW with black/red interior.
- happened about 5am, maybe 40 degrees out. roads not completely dry yet.
- had on S02 with 10K on them
- i was upshifting to 2nd at 30 mph
- as for experience, been driving the S daily since i got it july last year, so im pretty confident in my driving
- wasnt speeding or racing, not only because i dont street race, but the road i was on is frequent to a lot of traffic from people driving home from the club, therefore, many cops
- both airbags went off, but my face never touch them
- my name's mike, not wayne, hehe
thanks again. hopefully i can get another one...
#29
Originally Posted by vIZIon4,Apr 3 2005, 04:52 PM
- happened about 5am, maybe 40 degrees out. roads not completely dry yet.
The SO2 tires don't do well when the outside temperature drops to 40 deg F. The tread is made for sticking to warm and hot roads, but at 40 deg ambient temperature the SO2 loses grip. Wet made it even worse.
I'm sorry you found out the hard way. Once, when this site had a working search function, you could pull up a lot of threads about the SO2 tires being for "Summer Only."
#30
Originally Posted by vIZIon4,Apr 3 2005, 11:52 PM
-maybe 40 degrees out. roads not completely dry yet.
- had on S02 with 10K on them
- i was upshifting to 2nd at 30 mph
- had on S02 with 10K on them
- i was upshifting to 2nd at 30 mph
40 degrees on tires that are summer only. Summer only means more than just no snow on the ground. At those temps, the tires will not perform as optimally.
Wet roads and RWD requires care regardless of other factors.
S02 with 10k miles on them IE bald tires.
upshifting at 30 mph 1st to 2nd means you were in the cars power range.
This same wreck would not have happened if there was tread on the tires and the car was not upshifting in vtec range on wet roads.