OK to qualify for the 180 club you must :

A) have spun your S2000 180 degrees on a public road

B) spinning your S2000 180 degrees on a public road before the year 2000 makes you a charter member hence negating any fault of your own b/c you did'nt have all these yahoos telling you how to drive

if you qualify just add it to your sig

you do not qualify if a 180 occured only on the track

 

This is one club I'm happy not to qualify for. Beyond that, no comment.

cal

 

Oh, come on, charlie! I did a 540 on the track and that doesn't get me into the club?!
Tanq

 

Does it count if we did it on purpose?

 

If memory serves me right I did about 810 on public road. Do I get any kind of special recognition for that?

 

I think I saw a book at Barnes & Noble about this club. It was called Driving for Dummies.

 

I'm pretty darned sure I have done that. I wonder if I should start the S2000-Off Roading club. I've been off road once going straight and once going sideways - both over 80mph. hmmmmm.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Tanqueray
[B]Oh, come on, charlie!

 

nope sorry, no can do.......... you must be a blithering idiot like myself who after 20 years of driving all types of cars (my vette had 500 hp talk about oversteer)how to drive by 20 year olds brought up on front wheel drivers with 150hp and parking lot racing experience.

 

What if I did a 180, but I crashed? J/K