Rear Tires Light Up on this Epic C5 Corvette Burnout
06-03-2015, 12:32 PM
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Either more bucks than brains, or the car doesn't belong to the driver.
And what is with the stupid narratives on these CF feature articles?
Yesterday I saw the article on Jeff Gordon driving a new Z06 pace car, which said Gordon is a "5-time NASCAR winner." He has 92 wins and 4 championships. Oops.
Now it's this article, "Rear tires light up on this Epic C5 Corvette Burnout." Anyone paying attention will notice that the tire does not light up. It's the brake pad that's on fire. We on CF are not clueless chumps who think the tire, wheel, brake, and hub are all the same thing. Yes these details matter when you're the premier internet Corvette forum.
Who is editing this material before it's published?
And what is with the stupid narratives on these CF feature articles?
Yesterday I saw the article on Jeff Gordon driving a new Z06 pace car, which said Gordon is a "5-time NASCAR winner." He has 92 wins and 4 championships. Oops.
Now it's this article, "Rear tires light up on this Epic C5 Corvette Burnout." Anyone paying attention will notice that the tire does not light up. It's the brake pad that's on fire. We on CF are not clueless chumps who think the tire, wheel, brake, and hub are all the same thing. Yes these details matter when you're the premier internet Corvette forum.
Who is editing this material before it's published?
06-03-2015, 12:57 PM
#22
Melting Slicks
Either more bucks than brains, or the car doesn't belong to the driver.
And what is with the stupid narratives on these CF feature articles?
Yesterday I saw the article on Jeff Gordon driving a new Z06 pace car, which said Gordon is a "5-time NASCAR winner." He has 92 wins and 4 championships. Oops.
Now it's this article, "Rear tires light up on this Epic C5 Corvette Burnout." Anyone paying attention will notice that the tire does not light up. It's the brake pad that's on fire. We on CF are not clueless chumps who think the tire, wheel, brake, and hub are all the same thing. Yes these details matter when you're the premier internet Corvette forum.
Who is editing this material before it's published?
And what is with the stupid narratives on these CF feature articles?
Yesterday I saw the article on Jeff Gordon driving a new Z06 pace car, which said Gordon is a "5-time NASCAR winner." He has 92 wins and 4 championships. Oops.
Now it's this article, "Rear tires light up on this Epic C5 Corvette Burnout." Anyone paying attention will notice that the tire does not light up. It's the brake pad that's on fire. We on CF are not clueless chumps who think the tire, wheel, brake, and hub are all the same thing. Yes these details matter when you're the premier internet Corvette forum.
Who is editing this material before it's published?
