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Blue Ridge Parkway Road Trip


Blue Ridge Parkway Road Trip


We will start talking a little bit about the coolest places in the USA. And the perfect place to start with is the Blue Ridge Parkway, the "America’s Favorite Drive". If you didn’ found yourself a location for the summer you might start with this: great ride, wonderful landscapes, nature and beauty, all in only one place.


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Top Speed Calculator


Top Speed Calculator



Probably during your car-info-hunting Internet journeys you came across at least one of the so called “top speed calculators”, on-line little programs that state to be able to calculate a vehicle’s top speed using some input data you provide. Let us see how accurate and reliable they really are as we try to understand how they work
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Tire Guide


Tire Guide



Tires perform several important functions and are the only part of your vehicle that comes in contact with the road. The average "footprint" of a tire in contact with the road is similar to the bottom of an average man’s shoe sole. The entire weight of your vehicle and its contents is supported by the tire and air inside the tire.


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Exhaust System


Exhaust System


All arround us is about performance, so you would like your car to be at little more performant. What will you do first? The first thing to do, a very easy one is to upgrade your exhaust system.


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Nitrous Oxide Tuning


Nitrous Oxide Tuning


Good to know: Nitrous Oxide is not a fuel, it is not flamable and is wrong to use the term NOS when talking about it.


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Hazard Identification


Hazard Identification


What is hazard identification? A form of protection for you and your car. I you’ll be able to identify hazards you’ll be prepared for any situation might appear on the road. Actully this is what defensive driving is all about: be aware and alert.


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Defensive Passing


Defensive Passing


Defensive passing might be one of the most dangerous things you will have to do as a driver, and gets more terrifying for the new drivers. The most important to know is to make sure you’re in the passing zone.


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Following Defensive


Following Defensive


This might sound a litle extreme, but in fact is not: a proper distance between you and the other vehicles on the road is a matter of live or die. So, why take the chance? Do never allow your self to get "boxed in." A proper space creates time and helps you avoid collisions. Maintain at least two seconds of following distance, more if posible. Adjust your position in traffic as necessary to avoid driving in others’ blind areas. Don’t allow yourself to be tailgated-change lanes or adjust your speed to encourage tailgaters to pass you.


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Scanning


Scanning


Driving means paing attention, keeping your eyes oppen. But how many times do you really see the things you ae watching? Scanning means to be extra alert. Scan the front and rear using your mirrors.


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Defensive Cornering


Defensive Cornering


Defensive cornering is a technique which combines speed control, lateral weight transfers and longitudinal weight transfers. This is a way to control your vehicle throughout the entire movement.


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