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Is it Ghetto to back your Z in?
This was an interesting thread jack over in the Fast Intentions thread do I thought I'd open the floor for discussion.
A member mentioned that backing into a parking spot was ghetto and I'm here today to get the real low-down as it were. Tell me what you think and why. I personally back into nearly every spot I pull into, unless I pull in through the spot that ends up behind me. Either way, the end result's the same. I find that it's safer for me to drive out of a spot than it is to back out into traffic where I'm half blind. |
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This should be interesting.
In my opinion-no. |
Cast your votes!:)
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It seems like many fellow soldiers share my habit of pull through or back in parking.
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Ghetto isn't what I'd call it. Pointless is... at least in most cases I see. People do it in the parking lot where I work all the time, and do it horribly, where it takes them like 3-4 tries before they are happy with their parking. I don't really get the point, it always takes way longer in the end.
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Smh
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Sometimes backing in is more practical, but most of the time I see trashy looking donks on 24's being rocked back and forth half a dozen times before their thug owners finally give up and get out of their slewed car.
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99% of the time I back in to my spot. If you know how to park straight it's no problem, and it makes getting out of your spot a lot safer.
The key is being able to do it properly in one try. Most people can't pull forward into a spot in one try. :bowrofl: |
Not ghetto. Just planning the escape. :icon17:
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For me I have a better view especially when parking in a corner spot.
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"Is it Ghetto to back you Z in?" I guess what you do with you whip is you business, dawg. |
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I almost always back in, probably always will. My other car is a F150 Super Crew 4x4. It's definitely easier to back that thing into a spot than it is to back it out, because of the swing when backing and turning.
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Ghetto ? No! thats not what ghetto is called here in the south! haha Ghetto here is a candy lime green paint job , 26's and some big hood ornament !
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I think one can surmise that I have a firm grip of proper English by viewing my opening post. |
Yes but just by backing in does not make a vehicle or a person ghetto.
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We're #1 (in gun violence, chlamydia, and heroin) Anyway, as for backing into a spot, who cares how one parks as long as one does it in a timely and considerate fashion? The z is pretty easy to back in, with its huge mirrors, and some folks have the rear view camera (PM Jeffblue), which makes it even easier. Backing out of a spot with this car's considerable lack of rear 3/4 visibility is more difficult. |
often when you arrive you have a very recent "command" of other vehicles in the area and you are backing into a space between "assessed" stationary vehicles (nobody in them, no doors about to open, not running, no reverse lights) so it's "safer" to control the spot in traffic with your presence (assuming you are not causing a traffic jam with your incompetence) and safely back into your spot.
much safer to nose out when you have to. At my work I'm often parked in between pickups and SUV's and you just can't see getting out, seems marginally better to do it going fwd. the Z is ez to whip into a spot, but my other driver is a Megacab, you are lucky if you can back in in on one or two stabs in a tight lot. pulling straight in, forget it. I'm also a boating gearhead and have been blessed with owning a few go fasts in my life. You are considered the master of your domain when you competently back it into a slip, a newb or incompetent when you nose in. Same for cruisers. Maybe theology subconsciously carries over. I really don't care what the guys on gold 24's are doing as long as it's not threatening harm to anyone:) |
lol, I remember seeing that comment in the Fast Intentions thread and it made NO sense to me lol.
I always thought it took more skill to back into a spot and thats why I often do it, also makes leaving easier and cuts down the risk of missing someone in a blindspot when leaving |
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I always back into my spot at work. It's safer for me to back in and just pull out straight when I leave then slowly creeping in reverse trying to see out the blind spot.
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Mad ghetto yo...
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I'll pull in normally with the Altima though, its so easy to see out the back of that thing lol. |
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No, I dont think so. Actually, I would have never thought that until I read this post hahah. I back in when I can because the rear is higher up than the front lip of my car...
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