Tiff driving a vauxhall ... rear tyre blown out with explosives.
Next shot tiff yanking the wheel 1/2 turn to the right.
Next shot car doing a wild spin.

Next ... "oh...thats what happens when a tyre blows out".

Duh!!! I knew i was doing something wrong .... next time i'll yank my
steering
to get a similar spin effect straight after my rear tyre goes bang.

Yet another program produced by muppets for muppets.

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"FEo2 Welder" <gobuggeryourself (AT) home (DOT) mr.spammer> wrote

Would have been more useful to show the effects of a front and rear
blowout on RWD and FWD cars in a straight line, rather than during
tight high-speed turns. Probably not as interesting to watch?

The in-car camera of the police car blowout is definitely
entertaining. Wonder what the skid-marks looked like!

Halmyre

Apparently on date 20 Apr 2004 05:10:44 -0700, robert (AT) halmyre (DOT) abel.co.uk
(Halmyre) said:


We could ask the local dry cleaners, I suppose.

"FEo2 Welder" <gobuggeryourself (AT) home (DOT) mr.spammer> wrote

I was actually really supprised by this one. They seem to have
reallised that a 0-60 time isn't everything. They actually said that
the Diesel Scoda was faster than the Mini, even though the 0-60 time
was quicker. They even mentioned 'torque'!

I was quite supprising though, the one with a quicker 0-60 actually
had better acceleration on the track. It was hard to tell what speed
they were doing, but I would've expected the Skoada to be slower at
track speeds, but faster for 'normal' driving.

"Halmyre" <robert (AT) halmyre (DOT) abel.co.uk> wrote

Was that the one from a 'Police, Camera, Action' programme a few years ago,
where a Traffic Patrol car travelling at about 90 mph had a sudden rear tyre
deflation ?

Best regard all,
Dave - alias TripleS.


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In article <c63utf$khn$1 (AT) mdk (DOT) uklinux.net>, David Knowles
<david.knowles (AT) mdk (DOT) uklinux.net> writes
Sounds about right, although on this one the speed reading was 116mph at
one point.
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