I try not to do it, but if the situation comes up where I want to then I make sure that the road ahead of me is flat and straight so that I have a clear view of the oncoming traffic. I start creeping to the left, and if it's clear I drop a few gears and slam on the gas! :D
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well, I think my R6 E30 is made to overtake as many times as possible :twisted:
I always overtake ONLY on safe straights. if there's a curve ahead, I rather stay behind the car and wait for the straight after the curve. then, kick 2 gears down to let my revs go to 4000 revs (damn, how do you call it, when you step on the clutch, build up the revs and kick lower gear? :oops: :lol: ) and owertake the car with a beaaaaatifullll R6 noise in the highest revs :twisted: - it gives me an ORGASM everytime I overtake :drool: - that's why my consumption isn't really low :hmm: :lol: but as I said - ONLY ON SAFE parts of the road!!! Czech drivers are very stupid and do a loads of stupid things (overtaking when there's a car coming in the other direction :x ), that's why it's the best keep on the right side of your lane :? |
don't worry Mojo, my car isn't so fast, just agresively noisy :twisted:
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Full throttle with a loud rumble of the boxer engine in there face!
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Well since I drive low powered, torque-less Toyota's... I usually build speed up and catch them while they slow down for turns and take them on the corner. Which you shouldn't do ;)
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After a couple of scary moments in the past, I think I've become much wiser these days :mrgreen:
I realized that 70hp is far from enough (especially uphill :shock: ), so I only overtake when I'm damn sure I'm gonna make it. Of course I still close by buttcheeks, veeery tight :mrgreen: It's all about staying alive long enough to get my hands on a more powerful car, meanwhile I just smile at those idiots driving crappy cars and overtaking like they're Schumacher :wink: They usually end up in a tree or something. |
that's very simple - pedal to the metal if the view is good :D
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Depends where you drive. Here in Germany passing is the way of life even on the corners both visible and blind. For me if I know the road i stay back a bit and build up my speed to a suitable passing section when needed. If it's a road I don't know i lurk close but not tailgating to the car in front and since i have enough power or pre selected the proper gear to pass i just punch it and fly right past the car. I think the most cars i've passed on a two lane road at one time was 5 in about a 500 meter distance. :twisted:
What i hate is when i'm on a back road hauling ass in my car and come up to a straight a bike will be behind me out from no place! But then as soon as we hit a turn i'm on their ass passing them right back because they can't handle the turns at speed as i can. Damn motorcycles...good for nothing. |
I tend to just wait for a good, straight section, go into the opposing lane, and floor it.
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i've passed 13 cars in a streach of 250 meters .. beat that suckers!! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: |
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