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I run through the gears, up to about 5000 RMP in 3rd, and the Camaro is placed squarely in my rearview mirror ;)

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I run through the gears, up to about 5000 RMP in 3rd, and the Camaro is placed squarely in my rearview mirror ;)

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I live in Dallas, and bought my 2000 996 at Park Place. They have a pretty nice dealership, and the service is great. They also give lifetime car washes for free. So today I got my free car wash and was leaving the dealership, and wouldn't you know it, a Camaro SS pulled up next to me at the light. There's not a car in front of us for at least a mile, so when the light turns green - we hit the pedals. I run through the gears, up to about 5000 RMP in 3rd, and the Camaro is placed squarely in my rearview mirror ;) I didn't have my Valentine on, so I hit the breaks and slow down to about 65. About this time, I get the fly-by -> the Camaro shoots by me in full throttle. He just keeps going like he's in a race with an invisible car... Then, about an hour later, a get a light with a Z28. I didn't even bother to shift past second, since he was a gonner off the line. But, sure enough -> I get the fly-by again. Anyone else experience this? It seems a little odd really, but maybe it's common, I'm still pretty new to the whole P-car world... -td ________________ 2000 996 Silver / Grey - Bone Stock

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You gotta tap your brakes, let them know you're done.... lol.

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Yup happens all the time. Yesterday a guy in a Hemi Dodge Ram did the same...heck I not only tapped the brakes but also started signalling to turn off! He blew past at about 140Kph in a 60 zone. Dork.

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TD, Be careful in the area around Park Place. A lot of cops lurk in that neighborhood. It's full of speed traps. Not that I condone street racing, but of all the places to do it, that neighborhood is one of the worst.

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The ricer universal sign for the kill is hazards on.

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I think the logic behind the flyby isn't "I just pwnd you" but "Going fast in cars is fun so you seeing my car go fast must be fun too." An odd bit of logic, though for some reason I can't say that I don't enjoy it when someone does the flyby.

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