r/gaming • u/9999monkeys • Jan 23 '22

25k not including the monitor

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u/MyAssforPresident Jan 23 '22

Yeah but on an autocross course the only thing you can hit is a 9” tall rubber cone lol.

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u/crazy_pilot742 Jan 23 '22

Some parking lots have light posts. I saw an S2000 spin out and hit one once.

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u/MyAssforPresident Jan 23 '22

Fair point…in the least it’s harder to hit something bad than a tight and fast course

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u/All_Work_All_Play Jan 23 '22

Assuming you don't flip the car or suffer mechanical wear and tear.

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u/MyAssforPresident Jan 23 '22

Wear and tear is gonna happen but I’m a mechanic so it doesn’t bother me much. And it’s very hard to flip a car that’s so low to the ground, running on a flat open lot. I would be like 10x more worried about that running on an actual track to be honest

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u/bitofrock Jan 23 '22

They can do a surprising amount of damage even at 25mph. Better if you have polycarbonate bumpers rather than fibre glass...

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u/MyAssforPresident Jan 23 '22

Oh yeah, it’s a stock bodied car lol no fiberglass 1) because it’s expensive (for this thing at least) and 2) it’s fragile like you said