i did a 0-100mph today and i became woozie. ..thought i was going to pass out. i had a similar feeling once when i was going around an exit @60mph. does anyone know what i'm talking about? was it from the G's? how many G's are we looking at at full acceleration? can't be that much. maybe it was the combination of no sleep and hunger.
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i think it might have been the sleep, and hunger.... usually takes more than a few G's to get ya wooosy and passing out almost...
I dont think you pulled better than a 1.5 G.
course, if you had a BBSC, NOS, AND a JATO, you might hae pulled enuf Gs to get wooosy
I dont think you pulled better than a 1.5 G.
course, if you had a BBSC, NOS, AND a JATO, you might hae pulled enuf Gs to get wooosy
Sounds like low blood sugar to me.
-Jim
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-Jim
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1992 NSX Red/Blk 5 spd #0330
1991 NSX Blk/Blk Auto #3070 (Sold)
1974 Vette 454 4 spd Wht/Blk
1976 Honda Accord 5 spd, 3 door Blue/Blue
1977 Honda Accord - Custom - Under Construction
1986 Chevy Suburban
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No food or sleep...if this is a common thing w/you I would suggest going to see a doctor.
...u weren't driving a McLaren??? that would explain a lot...
...best to check with doctor first...
...best to check with doctor first...
i get the same thing...it's tunnel vision from concentration and adrenaline, a "fight or flight" response, purely physiological.
at least that's what i tell myself, and i figure it will go away with practice...so, keep practicing!
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dave
94 black/tan
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dave
94 black/tan
What goes up must come down, right? You get a big rush of adrenaline and then you feel drained afterwards. A lack of sleep didn't help either.. hehe.
Rest up, then try it again
Sunny
Rest up, then try it again
Sunny
sleep is always a good thing
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It's not so much the G's that make you "woozy", as it is the disconnect between what your eyes are seeing and what your inner ear canal is feeling. Fooling your ears can take place at very low G levels...infact, they're easier to fool at low and constant G levels, such as a slow rolling boat.
G's will make you lose consciousness and woozy when they are in a direction and strong enough to drain blood from your head. Hopefully you aren't experiencing any high vertical G's in your car, or driving around fully reclined.
G's will make you lose consciousness and woozy when they are in a direction and strong enough to drain blood from your head. Hopefully you aren't experiencing any high vertical G's in your car, or driving around fully reclined.
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