Yea people need to drive carefully on 17....i saw 2 flipped cars last night on my drive back to SC. One of the cars had a lot of blood on the windows.

 

 

in the dry I usually do 60-70 over 17. rain 50-60. can't seem to bust a drift. :\

 

i just remember never get drowsy on 17...last time i felt tired i swear i saw only 1 lane on each side. had to get some fresh air and wake the **** up.

 

snorting too much blow off a hookers *** will do that to you. best to stay home next time and avoid 17.

 

aaaaaand how!

 

So you see 2 modded cars and assume they are drifters, they were drifting, and therefore that they deserved to get in an accident...an accident that could have injured or killed other people?

I cannot wait until your next "I got profiled by the CHP" post.

 

this thread makes me lol

 

i drive 17 multiple times a week and i feel that almost no one knows how to drive it properly...i can stay 80+ the whole thing if no one gets in my way...ive started to avoid driving 17 during the day as there is too much traffic...

 

Word. Most of the corners are off camber so you kind of have to power out of them. And no EXACTLY where the rough stuff is. Like those triple huge BUMB that just keep getting bigger and bigger on that big left before the 40 right. That will eat you alive if you aren't expect it. Lots of places will.

I used to SMASH over 17 back in the day but not so much anymore. But I can drive it at 60/70 in my sleep.

Definitely not a road to "joy ride" on if you don't drive it on the regular.

 

yeah ive memorized the turns and how to take them...crazy road i see people almost crash A LOT...random bumps and turns haha...

during the day i just lower the windows and cruise over and try not to touch my brakes, ive gone the entire 17 (north and south) without touching my brake pedal a couple times

 

I used to work that stretch. Worse part of my job ever.

 

I truely despise these tards. There's a ton of them in Okinawa and yes...since they're military and in Japan they immediately need a turbo skyrine/s14/chaser/etc. to be a hardcore drifter that they claim to be as soon as they set foot in their car. And yes many of them have some form of body damage that's fairly mild to severe. BOVs, tire chirping, all around dumbass crap and they love to brag about going togue. I just don't understand it...I guess I'm not cool because I'm not one of them and don't feel like doing that on public roads lol.

 

Man, if you as a military man yourself are that pissed about idiot wannabe-drifters, I can't imagine how the Okinawans feel about it

 

I dunno man...I really don't know how the locals feel but I know several friends that go out on togue with them. I just wait to hear about a car wrecking then see what I can get when they part out