swathdiver
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Is it really worth the risk of life and limb to save 30 minutes on a 240 mile run?
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True, I am thinking about the risk more and more. It is time to slow down keep the spirited driving for the track. In the end the risk far out weighs the reward in time saved.Is it really worth the risk of life and limb to save 30 minutes on a 240 mile run?
There is a time and place I just drive fast consistently with intermittent speeding, seems like there is a cluster of a-holes then a nice break then another cluster, from here to Redding there are long straightaways and from here to Bakersfield it's the same, easy to speed thru.Is it really worth the risk of life and limb to save 30 minutes on a 240 mile run?
But does it outweigh the fun of doing it?True, I am thinking about the risk more and more. It is time to slow down keep the spirited driving for the track. In the end the risk far out weighs the reward in time saved.
Yes.Is it really worth the risk of life and limb to save 30 minutes on a 240 mile run?
My V1 is a non Bluetooth and has an overwhelming amount of false K band alerts. I still have not bought a replacement. Happy to send it to you when I replace it which should be soon.Want to sell your V1?
I have an es cort now, Iirc it's an older version of their 360.
Max maybe?
I have always had cheap radar detectors in the past.
Mostly since the vette runs to p less in the summer, and I don't want to keep taking the radar detector off.
I turn off x band but usually keep K on and deal with the false alarms related to people's cruise control.
The es co rt is by far the best radar detector I have ever had.
I'll never cheap out again.
I have been wanting to go with a V1 to replace it.