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http://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/746201/9aee8471/subaru_trekt_vrachtwagen_door_sneeuw.html
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Fancy that...
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Amazing cars
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Thing is, the guy in the truck is still driving too... it's not like the WRX just pulled a completely stationary truck.

I found the other day that whenever it got slippy / car lacked traction, simply having a person standing there holding the car or pushing it made me be able to drive up the slippiest of slopes.

That's basically what the WRX is doing really, giving tension for the lorry wheels to keep traction and drive itself out.
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what you didnt see was the truck couldn't stop and squased the scoob against another truck

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if you look the scoob actually starts to loose traction big style just before the truck moves.
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truck in diff lock and scooby did next to nothing thier
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quote:
Originally posted by Paul_J
Thing is, the guy in the truck is still driving too... it's not like the WRX just pulled a completely stationary truck.

I found the other day that whenever it got slippy / car lacked traction, simply having a person standing there holding the car or pushing it made me be able to drive up the slippiest of slopes.

That's basically what the WRX is doing really, giving tension for the lorry wheels to keep traction and drive itself out.

Sounds like jealous talk to me Paul.
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looks impressive to me.
Marc
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Bet an Evo could do it better
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Christ, he drove off a bit quick before tension. Impressive though
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both would be beaten by a 106 with 'breathing modz'
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sush small engine peugeot boy
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quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16
what you didnt see was the truck couldn't stop and squased the scoob against another truck


quote:
Originally posted by gazza808
if you look the scoob actually starts to loose traction big style just before the truck moves.

It's a Scooby pulling a lorry, it's no easy task
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quote:
Originally posted by Paul_J
Thing is, the guy in the truck is still driving too... it's not like the WRX just pulled a completely stationary truck.

I found the other day that whenever it got slippy / car lacked traction, simply having a person standing there holding the car or pushing it made me be able to drive up the slippiest of slopes.

That's basically what the WRX is doing really, giving tension for the lorry wheels to keep traction and drive itself out.


Bet your torqueless wonder couldn't do it
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Love the 1' thick snow on the scooby roof!
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fuck sake cars do have maximum tow weights by the way
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this kind of happend to me yesterday. i got a 7.5 tonner stuck in snow and we pulled it out with an old range rover.
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Anybody else not more concerned about the level crossing the Scooby was sitting on?
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Bet a scooby couldnt stop a plane taking off on a conveyor belt though.

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