Jun 12, 2015 2:29 AM
IncorrectGrammerNazi
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbSi-eK-ng4
awesome
GrimlyFeindish
The G-forces in that car would be crazy
SatanBakes
Every car that had this needs to be painted like a pirate ship.
metaspy
no effing way - my city would shoot out your tires for dropping an anchor to stop your car
RegularSizedRudy
That would destroy the fucking road, man.
TormentedPenguin
And when the car behind you slams into you and kills multiple people. I'll be glad the squishy guy bounced off my hood!
xxdsidexx
New way for theives to get your car to stop for them...
NO!!! do you have any idea how much damage that would cause. Who is going to pay to repave the road?
keyserv
It doesn't appear to do any damage to the road, though.
A set of well working brakes will do it the same.
SilverHarvest
But does it work on a dry surface? Since it appears to be wet surface either by design or habistance.
Direct0rder
Design- Wet surfaces are the hardest to brake on, and if it works this well on a wet road, you can imagine how well it'll work on a dry one.
ItsMineCrafty
Eight but friction causes heats and possible sparks without the water, so let's say you have a leak and you use this to brake... Boom.
GrimlyFeindish
The G-forces in that car would be crazy
SatanBakes
Every car that had this needs to be painted like a pirate ship.
metaspy
no effing way - my city would shoot out your tires for dropping an anchor to stop your car
RegularSizedRudy
That would destroy the fucking road, man.
TormentedPenguin
And when the car behind you slams into you and kills multiple people. I'll be glad the squishy guy bounced off my hood!
xxdsidexx
New way for theives to get your car to stop for them...
TormentedPenguin
NO!!! do you have any idea how much damage that would cause. Who is going to pay to repave the road?
keyserv
It doesn't appear to do any damage to the road, though.
TormentedPenguin
A set of well working brakes will do it the same.
SilverHarvest
But does it work on a dry surface? Since it appears to be wet surface either by design or habistance.
Direct0rder
Design- Wet surfaces are the hardest to brake on, and if it works this well on a wet road, you can imagine how well it'll work on a dry one.
ItsMineCrafty
Eight but friction causes heats and possible sparks without the water, so let's say you have a leak and you use this to brake... Boom.