The ricer problem, what are they thinking?

**blk_ss02** · 03-29-2008, 06:46 AM

I live in East Texas and we have some guy here that think they are something special, example i was headed to work one mornin in my SS, mindin my own business and this POS vw jetta revs his car up and pops his clutch(which closely resembles someone releasing a full balloon) only to immediately hit his brakes cause of traffic, i look at him through my 4% tint, roll down my window, shake my head put my car in neutral, give him an ear full and throw it in drive and smoke my tires which i really hate doin cause i have bfg g-force t/a kdw and they're not cheap, whats with these people, are they stupid or wat, why would you provoke the muscle class, is it out of jealousy?

**allbaugh_04** · 03-29-2008, 07:35 AM

I hear this a hundred times a day...they are dumb plain and simple...try your best to ignore them.

**67CamaroRSSS** · 03-29-2008, 08:42 AM

You'd be better off NOT doing a neutral drop. It's really hard on the tranny and related parts. You can't rev the engine and drop it into gear (well you can but you've got to let the rpm drop before putting it back in gear) but smoking the tires with an A4 is easily done with a brake stand (power brake).

Not critiquing you cuz I like to scare off ricers also. I just don't want you to break the car doing a neutral drop. I've known guys that have broken u-joints, rear ends, tranny mounts, flex plates and tranny internal parts doing that.