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From: neal@weitek.UUCP (Neal Bedard)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Re: How to turn a FWD car (from Bob Bondurant)
Message-ID: <225@weitek.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 13-Jun-85 01:14:21 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jun 13 01:14:21 1985
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In article <55@denelvx.UUCP>, geoff@denelvx.UUCP (Geoff Baum) writes:
> > According to "Bob Bondurant on High Performance Driving," if you are
> > in trouble, NEVER NEVER NEVER NEVER NEVER touch the brakes.
>
> What are we talking about here?  What does "if you are in trouble" mean?
> 
> 			[lots o' omitted text]
>
> ...rule will not apply.  I wonder how he would feel about being quoted out of
> context.

The subject of the article was `How to to turn a FWD car'. Being `in trouble'
means AT THE LIMIT OF ADHESION. I don't think anyone misunderstood these two
salient details in the original article (Geoff excepted.) The context was
clear enough for me, anyway.

-Neal B.
-- 
"mynd you, m00se bytes kann be pretti nasti"
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