our cars are safe!
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our cars are safe!
i'm amazed this guy is alive and well (thankfully!)
https://www.reddit.com/r/S2000/comme..._hydroplaning/
also a reminder to have good tires.
https://www.reddit.com/r/S2000/comme..._hydroplaning/
also a reminder to have good tires.
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Its also very important to check the life of your tires frequently, even more often then every oil change. Soft tires can lose tread very quickly, especially our rear tires.
And I'm always super impressed with how our car holds up in a rollover, usually the windshield frame isnt even fully collapsed, its practically a roll bar it seems
And I'm always super impressed with how our car holds up in a rollover, usually the windshield frame isnt even fully collapsed, its practically a roll bar it seems
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Its also very important to check the life of your tires frequently, even more often then every oil change. Soft tires can lose tread very quickly, especially our rear tires.
And I'm always super impressed with how our car holds up in a rollover, usually the windshield frame isnt even fully collapsed, its practically a roll bar it seems
And I'm always super impressed with how our car holds up in a rollover, usually the windshield frame isnt even fully collapsed, its practically a roll bar it seems
It definitely is, I work with Hydroformed A B and C pillars including bows for cars like the Corvette and the tubes are made of special galv steel that are high strength. Before they are sent for assembly they are inspected for splits or cracks to ensure rollover safety.
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Originally Posted by CR EH' timestamp='1467832592' post='24010402
Its also very important to check the life of your tires frequently, even more often then every oil change. Soft tires can lose tread very quickly, especially our rear tires.
And I'm always super impressed with how our car holds up in a rollover, usually the windshield frame isnt even fully collapsed, its practically a roll bar it seems
And I'm always super impressed with how our car holds up in a rollover, usually the windshield frame isnt even fully collapsed, its practically a roll bar it seems
It definitely is, I work with Hydroformed A B and C pillars including bows for cars like the Corvette and the tubes are made of special galv steel that are high strength. Before they are sent for assembly they are inspected for splits or cracks to ensure rollover safety.
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