No cupholder use shows amazing 997windshield tech?
I never even deployed the cup holders on my car.
Whan I am driving the P-car ALL I'm doing is driving. I'm paying strict attention even to every aspect of "nothing" that's happening.
So, at about 60 mph, that's why I distinctly see, almost in slow motion, this grey stone, not small, more like 5/8inches or 16 mm come flying at the car (from a truck tire going the opposite way?).
It was coming right at the lower half of center of windshield.
BBBBBANG!!!!! it hits the windshield so friggin' loudly it even makes my ears ring. By far the most intense windshield impact I can remember ever getting.
Within a second I'm stunned that it did NOT crack the windshield!!!!!!! HOLY F***! It just left a small mark like if you bounced a grinder to the glass for a microsecond.
Made me start to wonder that if Porsche designs our cars for Autobahn usage do they do anything to the glass on the windshield to make it tougher. It hit soooooo hard it would seem that way.
Couldda been the "Perfect Impact" too I guess... .
Whan I am driving the P-car ALL I'm doing is driving. I'm paying strict attention even to every aspect of "nothing" that's happening.
So, at about 60 mph, that's why I distinctly see, almost in slow motion, this grey stone, not small, more like 5/8inches or 16 mm come flying at the car (from a truck tire going the opposite way?).
It was coming right at the lower half of center of windshield.
BBBBBANG!!!!! it hits the windshield so friggin' loudly it even makes my ears ring. By far the most intense windshield impact I can remember ever getting.
Within a second I'm stunned that it did NOT crack the windshield!!!!!!! HOLY F***! It just left a small mark like if you bounced a grinder to the glass for a microsecond.
Made me start to wonder that if Porsche designs our cars for Autobahn usage do they do anything to the glass on the windshield to make it tougher. It hit soooooo hard it would seem that way.
Couldda been the "Perfect Impact" too I guess... .