Break boost
Originally Posted by TheExorcist
Im pretty sure its not possible.....in turbo cars.....yes.....im not so sure about supercharged though......EVO'S+brake boost=hot **** in a roll race lol
Originally Posted by Zenkat
It's not necessary. The moment you put your foot down you're boosting.
For one I think that is supposed to be "brake." I think they are talking about holding the brake down to control car travel speed while increasing the throttle to increase boost.
Originally Posted by Blown 4-banger
what the hell is break boosting?!?
Riding the brakes with the car in motion and applying the throttle isn't good for your BRAKES; it creates unnecessary heat and wear. It's one thing to hold a car still at the line but another to ride the brakes while driving and trying to increase boost.
Originally Posted by Blown 4-banger
wel 4-1 i thinc cobaltcoupecrazy iz A litle annal wit hiz gramar, an 2 BREAK boosting seems like it would just burn up your brakes.
Cashstacker, no offense intended. I just find a lot of people on this site that seem to type it however it comes out, without any thought. When I see an aftermarket website that uses "your" instead of "you're" and constanly misspells easy words then I think that they are too cheap to get a good editor and are half assing it.
Maybe it would be a good idea if we had a spell check on here. Then again they lazy bums that don't care just wouldn't use it.
Last edited by CobaltCoupeCrazy; Apr 24, 2006 at 02:44 AM.
Originally Posted by CobaltCoupeCrazy
Ha, funny. I'm just educated like that. There is a very big difference b/n BREAK and BRAKE. I'm sorry but poor grammar and spelling just shows a lack of education and/or intelligence. Yeah, some people aren't good spellers and that's all cool but when people talk and write incorrectly just because they are lazy then I have a problem with that.
Cashstacker, no offense intended. I just find a lot of people on this site that seem to type it however it comes out, without any thought. When I see an aftermarket website that uses "your" instead of "you're" and constanly mispells easy words then I think that they are too cheap to get a good editor and are half assing it.
Maybe it would be a good idea if we had a spell check on here. Then again they lazy bums that don't care just wouldn't use it.
Cashstacker, no offense intended. I just find a lot of people on this site that seem to type it however it comes out, without any thought. When I see an aftermarket website that uses "your" instead of "you're" and constanly mispells easy words then I think that they are too cheap to get a good editor and are half assing it.
Maybe it would be a good idea if we had a spell check on here. Then again they lazy bums that don't care just wouldn't use it.
I could not resist.
I am pretty sure it is "misspells".
I never claimed to be perfect?? What's your point?? There are some people on here that probably can't spell all the names of their family members. There is also a difference between a typo and a misspelling. A typo is when you type something incorrectly, different than you intended and don't catch it. A misspelling is when you repeatedly spell a word incorrectly because you don't know any better.
Last edited by CobaltCoupeCrazy; Apr 24, 2006 at 04:05 AM.
Originally Posted by CobaltCoupeCrazy
I never claimed to be perfect?? What's your point?? There are some people on here that probably can't spell all the names of their family members. There is also a difference between a type-o and a misspelling. A type-o is when you type something incorrectly, different than you intended and don't catch it. A misspelling is when you repeatedly spell a word incorrectly because you don't know any better.
Originally Posted by CobaltCoupeCrazy
I never claimed to be perfect?? What's your point?? There are some people on here that probably can't spell all the names of their family members. There is also a difference between a type-o and a misspelling. A type-o is when you type something incorrectly, different than you intended and don't catch it. A misspelling is when you repeatedly spell a word incorrectly because you don't know any better.
So now you are going to cover up your misspelling of misspell with the, "it was a "type-o"" argument. Don't you mean it was a typo. HAHHAHAHAHA, just quit while you still have your good sentence and paragraph structure.
Originally Posted by 280Z1977
AHHAHHA, this is too easy.
So now you are going to cover up your misspelling of misspell with it was a "type-o" argument. Don't you mean it was a typo. HAHHAHAHAHA, just quit while you still have your good sentence and paragraph structure.

So now you are going to cover up your misspelling of misspell with it was a "type-o" argument. Don't you mean it was a typo. HAHHAHAHAHA, just quit while you still have your good sentence and paragraph structure.
Originally Posted by CobaltCoupeCrazy
Actually I did type "typo" but "type-o" is not incorrect.
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=type-o
Originally Posted by 280Z1977
We are not talking about blood types, so it is incorrect.
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=type-o
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=type-o


