Okay,well anyways. We were relaxing at a friend's apartment, Mr. X says he needs to go to his sister's place. He says " Can I take the M?" This goes on for about 30 minutes, then I finally succumb and Mr. X leaves. Approximately 20 minutes later, Mr. X calls me saying he hit a curb, both passenger wheels are fucked. Mr. X is a sarcastic guy, so I didn't believe him or I thought at worst he curbed my wheels. We hop into the Civic Si and navigated to the spot where my car was located, approximately 1.5 miles down the road. As we pull into the area, I immediately noticed my car was leaning one side and the damage was greater than we had anticipated. From what I can tell from the scene of the accident, he accelerated at a rapid pace in 1st gear out of her complex, shifted to second most likely in the apex of the turn, and began to fish tail as indicated by the irregular tire marks. He then proceeded to impact the curb almost parallel, hurdle over it with all four wheels, and slide into the mud narrowly avoiding a tree. He continued traveling this arced path and nearly connected with a light pole before crossing the curb once more and exiting back into the street. I can assume that this happened at approximately 40 MPH, as far as I know, none of my suspension components were bent. Nothing visibly appears to be bent beside the wheels. Mr. X is assuming full responsibility for his actions.
Originally Posted by swollix
Okay,well anyways. We were relaxing at a friend's apartment, Mr. X says he needs to go to his sister's place. He says " Can I take the M?" This goes on for about 30 minutes, then I finally succumb and Mr. X leaves. Approximately 20 minutes later, Mr. X calls me saying he hit a curb, both passenger wheels are fucked. Mr. X is a sarcastic guy, so I didn't believe him or I thought at worst he curbed my wheels. We hop into the Civic Si and navigated to the spot where my car was located, approximately 1.5 miles down the road. As we pull into the area, I immediately noticed my car was leaning one side and the damage was greater than we had anticipated. From what I can tell from the scene of the accident, he accelerated at a rapid pace in 1st gear out of her complex, shifted to second most likely in the apex of the turn, and began to fish tail as indicated by the irregular tire marks. He then proceeded to impact the curb almost parallel, hurdle over it with all four wheels, and slide into the mud narrowly avoiding a tree. He continued traveling this arced path and nearly connected with a light pole before crossing the curb once more and exiting back into the street. I can assume that this happened at approximately 40 MPH, as far as I know, none of my suspension components were bent. Nothing visibly appears to be bent beside the wheels. Mr. X is assuming full responsibility for his actions.
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