I believe Ed posted the "flat out" vid here's a few more. :-) No dig on any other P cars.. I love them all! http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/6949643
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YOUR RESEARCHanyone seen these track day vids?
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My first track car was a faded red 944... On a much sadder note, last thursday, one of my friends was driving his 944 flatout... And the #2 bearing spun!!
i still cant figure out how to post the vids... :-( OOOO man.. that hurts to watch! :-(
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I only know how to post YouTube videos... you take the video # (the letters/numbers after the "=") and put it between "yt" tags. The start and end tags have to be inside square brackets ("[" and "]"). Example: {yt} QOodbdbN_vk {/yt} (I used curly brackets instead of square brackets so you can see the text...)
I just copy or cut the youtube webpages address and post the link as just a link. This site displays the video box and all that way. Pretty easy to just add link with the little globe and chain link icon.
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