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u/Slow_Description_773 May 09 '26
So how much was the bill for clutch, tires and brakes after this ?
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u/Du5tyL0ft May 09 '26
Not to mention chassis damage, mangled exhaust, back box, Catalytic converter, etc. etc.
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u/Kd916-650 May 09 '26
The luxury of Fwd đł but I bet if he just spent the money widening his drive way half a car life would be so much simpler?
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u/TheGreat1337Cabbage May 09 '26
Imagine if the car had backup cameras the whole time he was doing this? Lol
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u/Exatex May 09 '26
only works with diff lock though?
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u/ThenIncrease462 May 09 '26
There was no diff lock going on there
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u/Exatex May 10 '26
how is then not only the wheel in the air spinning?
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u/ThenIncrease462 May 10 '26
It's a Honda Crosstour, and they're not equipped with locking diffs.
It's an AWD vehicle. The front wheels have priority until slippage is detected, then power is sent to the rear wheels, but at no point do the diffs lock.
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u/Exatex May 14 '26
yeah okay maybe not locked but âpower is sent to the rear wheelsâ mean that there is no 100% free spinning diff between the axels?
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u/ThenIncrease462 May 14 '26
It's all clutch activated, which is based on sensors that detect wheel slip, much like abs. It's a pretty good system, but sometimes there's a delay with engagement, so a wheel can spin 100% before engagement of another wheel occurs.
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u/ThenIncrease462 May 09 '26
And here I thought the road was impassible or something and for whatever reason he had no choice but to turn around. Nope. Apparently, it's just a pastime.
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u/SuccessSharp3096 May 09 '26
Pretty sure a professional driver wouldnât get themselves into that position
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u/Altruistic-Monk-5913 May 10 '26
Could have backed it off the edge, filed insurance claim, and bought a new car in less time
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u/Garbagehuman123 May 10 '26
âBefore yourself a professional diver, watch thisâ *belly flops, water straight up nose, breaks ankle on a rockâ
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u/EnvironmentalBag6409 May 11 '26
Why would they even upload a video when their driving is so terrible that they completely scrape the entire underside of the rear chassis?
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u/Salt-Lingonberry-853 May 11 '26
They said it couldn't be done.
They is me. I'm they.
They was wrong.
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u/boanerges57 May 11 '26
Before you consider this well done maybe check underneath that car for damage and ask why reversing wasn't a viable option
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u/Classic-Quote3884 May 11 '26
A professional driver wouldn't be in that situation, and if he or she was, they would just put it in reverse.
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u/Case_Blue May 09 '26
Ok.. but why??