I'm with UberRoo on this one - I get a much bigger rush from working a decreasing-radius turn or nailing my braking and conserving speed through a tight bend.

I'd never get a rush (nor learn much) from drag racing the Justy, but the things I've learned about actual driving are a real thrill. :D

Well I've always found AutoX events to be waaay more fun and challenging than drag racing - so I'm with you guys on that one.

But there is that thrill I get when I pick up my time slip at the end of the drag race - it's like opening an Xmas present when you kinda know what it is, but aren't quite sure! ;)

-Chike

Well, I've never actually gone drag racing, so I can't comment on that. But if I've got a choice between a perfectly straight highway or a twisty mountain road, I know which one I'm going to pick for fun. :)

Heh, and I've converted a drag racer, too. A friend of mine drags his Mustang (blown 351W) - well, he used to, before I hooked him on autocrossing. It turned out he's really good at it, too - he wins his class every time he goes out, the jerk! :p

Drag racing is fun, so is autocross. I think drag racing is a great way to understand what kind of power you are making without paying for a dyno run.

Don't make me bust out "the credentials". :D

This took me a long time to type because I'm shaking so badly. ;)

You should see a doctor or something about that.
Could be serious.:eek:

Very true. :)

-Chike