hood wobbles

lol, the town is called nurburg. the race track is called nurburgring. i'm stationed about 45 mins away.

 

I've done it before with my old Mazda (...closed course, professional driver ). Took both hands off the wheel. The car was quite stable.

 

Hmmm I gotten a 2011 Sport up to around 110 115 and i didn't notice any hood wobbling

 

Posting facts... !

Frank

 

In Mexico, yea it was stupid but it was wide open road with no one else on it

 

Yea I know but like I said earlier I know it was stupid and it was a desert/isolated road so I figured why not

 

I've hood wobbles on 65+ I've adjusted the rubber adjusters on the front of the hood and no change. I have a hood deflector, which might be pulling the hood up.
I wish i could get my truck up to 120 LEGALLY...

 

You can. There are lots of dry lakes in SoCal where this is possible.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJcad_2OwSQ&feature=youtube_gdata_player

 

lmao, I had mine at 75 drinking a cup of coffee just this morning

 

short feedback : it is a little bit better than before
Nonetheless, we are still a long way from a situation which we could describe as satisfactory
I will continue to pursue this issue.

The Vipers hood reminds me of my hood:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4xQ3bfGP5s

short info Nürburgring:
distance: 15,77mls
turns: 170
fastest lap about 7:30min


http://www.nuerburgring.de/en.html


Have fun!

 

Yes, thank you! I would assume that was known, since I only knew where he was from based on his location in his profile which states Germany. I should have been more speicifc and said the land of the autobahn, but I was on my phone trying to point out to everyone who was getting on to him for speeding.

As for this, I agree, I was merely pointing out that fact for the people who were telling him it is not safe or illegal to do. I personally try to keep it under 85

 

Just keep the truck off the Nurburgring and you won't have any problems! LOL!

(man, would I ever love some laps on the Ring - bucket list - one of these days)

 

I think I can see your gas gauge moving toward empty in this picture!