Mysterious swirls?

TOGWT said:
Swirl Marks:
Marring, spider webbing or halo-scratches these are micro fine surface abrasions that have a circular appearance, that's the way they appear under a bright light . These so called ‘swirls’ are actually random linier surface scratches, they appear to be circular because the light is concentrated on a specific point and reflected from the raised edge of the scratches giving them a halo effect
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Right, i am a ware of this. But i dont see how particals in the air would cause linear scratches ...even if the car is moving at high speed, the particals would simply embed them selfs or bounce off.
 
lethalxls1 said:
sike!
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I think they are, plus you have to lower them for street use, which is what he uses it for. A well preped EVo and or Subie can beat almost anything, doesnt get much better than an AWD launch. :righton:
 
^ I was just joking around. Back in the day I always liked the Dodge Stealth awd. A co worker had one and took me for a ride-pretty awsome-even though I am more of a GM guy.
 
Surfer said:
Heffner Gallardo baby:D

I like Subies/Evo's, eat them up on track, very tasty :D
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You bet! Did you see the article in the new C&D? Jason cleaned house! The TT FGT is impressing me more and more everyday. The TT G is turning out to be bad ass as well. :cheers:
 
blk45 said:
You bet! Did you see the article in the new C&D? Jason cleaned house! The TT FGT is impressing me more and more everyday. The TT G is turning out to be bad ass as well. :cheers:
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That was the old one I believe, one of the new ones put down what, 900 awhp? Can't remember
 
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