Re: Busted/New Top Speed/The Loud Pedal

[Richard Pizzulo <pez18@zebra.net>]

Fantastic story...my penis is hard.  Doh, I have said to much again!

-=Rick
84' 8V Wolfs
Mobile, AL
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Shannon Fenton wrote:

> After a completely shitty week/month/...I had to escape. I mounted the
> chariot and ventured into the mountains both seeking and running away. As of
> late the urgent drone of my 2.0 16V has been nothing more than another thing
> I need to fix, last nite it was the call I needed. Keeping a tight leash on
> the hounds through the 60mph zone while leaving it in 4th to build up the
> heat in the boiler. Couple of fast 3rd gear blind twisties to heat up the
> Proxies and mold my body into the seat while placing my mind at the edge of
> my headlights. 70mph zone and 15 mile uphill grade unfurl ahead, 5th down to
> 3rd and run 3rd up to 83mph, 7100rpm and the 2.0 screams to be released. 4th
> gear, tight right hander, both burners lit the valkyrie loads up on her left
> haunches and devours yet another turn as the Toyos trying to rip up the
> asphalt. 100mph, clear of traffic hit the brights and 500 watts of life
> knife edge the darkness. A sudden left and a unsettling pavement dip at the
> apex, 16V at full song trying to tear itself free of the motor mounts at
> 7000rpm, ease to 3/4 throttle and cover the whoa pedal. Turn in and drop
> three lanes to the inside, contemplate 5th but sweat it out in 4th, big dip,
> the 17s touch the splash guards and the ass comes alive. Apex, unload the
> rear and head for the slow lane at the top of the bank full load pedal
> applied. 100mph again grab 5th and punch a hole in the night up a long
> straight. With the motor trying to tear itself apart underneath the hood and
> Toyos exploding onto the pavement at 115mph, I pass the 1.8s Nspeed and
> still pulling. Long left hander on oncoming traffic leave it set at full
> military power, kill the brights, and the road disappears around the turn.
> Brakes, no time to brake now, no time to dive inside at this speed, apex and
> the Toyos begin to complain, boges have had enough, suspension loads and
> unloads. Rearend is full loaded and the steering goes light, come on baby,
> speedo glance 107mph, too fast. Committed but the turn wont end, gravel and
> dirt sandblast the right hand fender wheels while the Toyos goes a deafening
> silent. Then its over, right side straddling the yellow and once again
> everything unloads, 88mph, somehow at 2/3s throttle. Long straight ahead and
> light semi traffic in the slow lane, merge 2 lanes left, apply full juice.
> Slight uphill grade and the Ultraflow grows silent, 110, 115 and slight
> surge, 120 and the euro cam slowly looses steam and the 16V gasps for
> breath. Semis flash on by on the right swallowed by the darkness and 16V
> wail. Brights burst on into the night. Uphill grade goes flat. Long
> silver/gold reflection flashes across the median so far into the darkness it
> appears to be a light source of its own. Speedo check 122mph, release gas
> pedal slowly, hand on e-brake. Sliver line now has tiny sparkles dancing
> just above the itself 90mph, one click up on ebrake and no throttle, 80mph,
> clutch, 4th gear and much complaint under the hood. 70mph, and the cruiser
> is now baking in my brights, low beams and he slips back into the darkness
> leaving only the silver line. Yellow parking lamps flash alive in the
> median, shift out to kill the exhaust and pass him just before he leaves the
> median. I hit 5th and 67mph he is right on me when I look in my rearview
> mirror. Blue and red light washes over my interior, slightly sweating again
> and lump in throat, must be cool, roll down window, light smoke. On the side
> of the road I am told it is illegal to have non-DOT legal wattage bulbs. I
> am sullen, sorry, the PO was a bit of a boy racer and I have yet to get rid
> of his toys. He glances at the rims and tires, the car rocks as a rig blasts
> by. All I can hear are the clicking of his cherries and the ticking of my
> exhaust of the now silent motor. "How big are those tires?" 17s. "Oh". Fix
> it ticket in hand, I leave the roadside. Head home, somehow the 16V seems
> happier at 70mph than it did before. Having a smoke in the afterglow, got
> little piece of myself back and got a little piece of Scirocco joy back.
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> Shannon Fenton
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