[CLOSED] WHaT's Drivers Club

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I wouldn't mind cruising if we
A: didn't travel in one huge pack
and
B: were a bit more lenient in the rules

I just don't find holding R2 at exactly X pressure, going Y mph for 20 minutes avoiding cars <12mm away on all sides fun nor relaxing.

I would much rather cruise with 1 or 2 other people going 180 or so on SSRX, pulling flybys and tunnel blasting.
 
I wouldn't mind cruising if we
A: didn't travel in one huge pack
and
B: were a bit more lenient in the rules

I just don't find holding R2 at exactly X pressure, going Y mph for 20 minutes avoiding cars <12mm away on all sides fun nor relaxing.

I would much rather cruise with 1 or 2 other people going 180 or so on SSRX, pulling flybys and tunnel blasting.

You're drunk go home.
 
Random question for people who have wheels. Do you guys wear socks or shoes?
 
Sure it is. It's just cruising at 180 mph.
Exactly. If he traveled at a constant speed of about 180mph then I would classify it as cruising.
 
Exactly. If he traveled at a constant speed of about 180mph then I would classify it as cruising.

This.

To me, cruising is less about speed and more about driving demeanor.
 
Google says the definition for cruising is: Travel smoothly at a moderate or economical speed.

And google days the definition for moderate is: average in amount, intensity, quality, or degree. So if he was driving at an average speed of 180mph then he was cruising in my opinion.
 
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By the way, guess what is road legal and my newest cop car :D

http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2012/09/2014-lexus-is-f-to-benchmark-ccsr-race-car.html
Yaguchi further explains that the CCSR isn’t a strict racer, but intended to be something “in between”, offering full track capability but still being street legal.
 
So I can use mine now?
 
So can we have a room?
 
Yes, you're allowed to use the Lexus. It's street legal.
 
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