dude **** that you guys post mad **** aobut kids firing off guns, and other stupid *** ****........people are going to watch the video we don't need the msg forum censoring it..............seriously im kewl off this site if thats how it's gunna be, and no one cares about people doing burnouts in front of their house and going over 100 on public roads?


****ing save it you ****'s

 

I wasn't gonna post on this, but I guess I'll have to share with you guys. I was 18 in Japan, I was driving a SW20 (MR-2) and my friend was driving a AE86 (Corolla GT-S Hatchback). We were driving home after a long night of drifting, I was pretty much tired and the car was pretty much worn-out after rompin' on it all night. Anyway, we were turning onto this long stretch of a 2-lane highway with some traffic lights on it. Once we got onto the highway I punch it and so did my friend. . . we were basically racing. I got a good lead off on him but it didn't take long for him to catch up because he had the same engine as the MR-2 I was driving. The Hachi-roku was equiped with a 3S-GTE engine, heavily tuned, and with a drift suspension setup. He basically blew right pass me with no problem.

However, when he did that, we were doing 140K (100mph at least) and he was waiving and looking at me. . . what he failed to notice is that a Toyota Aristo (91-94 Lexus GS400) and a Nissan March was occupying our lanes and stopped at the traffic light just right in front of us. I honk at him and pointed out that he was heading for a stopped car (the Aristo). As I brake my way out of a collision, my friend locked his front tires and the rear of his 86 became unstable due to his suspension set-up that I thought he was gonna roll the car. As I cringe and see his 86 dissappeared into the cloud of smoke that his locked tires generated, I saw the scariest moment of my life. . . the sillohuette of his car and his brake lights going into the middle lane and plowing into both cars.

I was basically numb, but my body went into auto mode. I flick my hazard, park the car right on the side of the road and ran to my friend, praying for his safety. When I got there, he was out his car shaking on his knees, I thought he had some nerve damaged or something. Fortunately, it was just shock from the accident. The driver and passengers on the other cars came out safe and were alright and they were extremely helpful. They were concern about my friend's safety even after what I started almost cost them their lives. I was just so glad that my friend came out of it alive.

From that day, every decisions I take will eventually have consequences, good or bad. I was fortunate that my actions didn't take anybody's lives that day. So when people choose to race, just be prepared to risk everything.

On a different note, please don't bash Eternal-E for posting it. He wasn't even driving and he had nothing to do with it, except post it and share it. Just be mindful that these individuals exist and they're sharing the roads with you today, racing without any concern to you or your passengers. I've been there and done that and it's not cool to live through it again. Trust me.

As far as the cars are concerned. On a closed road course, I think the RS4 will still win over the M5.

I apologize for my long post

 

No need to apologize. Unfortunately it does take a situation such as that to change minds.

 

And I though that I've done some stupid ish on the freeway.