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What you're saying holds true if you assume that everyone modding their car is doing so for the benefit of passing inspection at a track day. How many people s
by elsonrodriguez 8y ago
What you're saying holds true if you assume that everyone modding their car is doing so for the benefit of passing inspection at a track day.
How many people slap a turbo on their car without touching the wheels or brakes?
Nevermind if the upgrades or tune are sound to begin with.
- olivermarks 8y agoI put different, more powerful engines in street cars too, also update drive trains and brakes. My point is there is a world of difference between generally understood car building safety metrics and what the insurers are ok with and grafting immature 'self driving' tech into a vehicle. I'm not knocking it or saying it's wrong, just a very different project with very different safety implications