On the solitude in Stuttgart (a biker paradies because of the serpentines and the winding roads across the woods) I showed a Mitsubishi Lancer Evo first the beautiful backside of my Z and then how it looks when a Z disappear on the horizon.
It rains a little bit on this evening and I was up and ready for some "wet fun". The first try with traction control off was too hotheaded - the Z dance samba with his (hmm, her?) backside but lift off of the pedal put things back as they were and the Z drive stable straight ahead.
Then I meet that Mitsu at a traffic light and he let me hear his turbo sound - damm child. I have the original-US-exhaust because of the understatment so I don´t feel the need to rev up. At green I gave him what he deserve and blow his doors out
. But he was in need of more. Thats possible, the serpentine is straight ahead boy. Come on. Follow me ..... when you can.
What follows was a drift-lesson on my favorite solitude-serpentines with traction control on and this Mitsu in my back. With "all-but-perfect" drifts and a annoying self-pumping accelerator pedal and this blinking "low traction" signal the Z pulls neck-snapping hard this very steep and wet serpentine upward. The mitsu gave up on the beginning of the third and steepest double bend. I saw him far back with his foglights (it was not foggy or that dark that one is in need of foglights) fearing a black Z that pulls his pants off (hey is that spongebob on your panty?). Harhar, yes boy, you are alone in this dark wood and a brute Z waylaid little ricers.
Oh before I forget. Later and while driving downhill on the other side of the hills a Smart Coupe was a little bit to near for my taste - I corrected that mistake for him. Oh, I feel so guilty that now somebody have bad dreams the next nights seeing a samba dancing Z pulling away - hmm, sounds like some kind of "wet dreams" to me.
BTW: I often loose the reins of the stallions packed in the LS1 particular when others drive too close behind me
. But today it was somebody who challenged the Z official and he get what he deserve. Or? So I can contribute my first kill.
Greetings
lupo_Z28
PS: I send many thanks to my guardian angel - I think he/she enjoy that ride too
PPS: I don´t think that I can sleep now
or he is not that samba-fan. As said, it was not really elegant, very rude usage of the accelerator pedal and the automatic is not made for such actions. But I am very happy with the foreseeable behavior of the Camaro under such heavy conditions.
