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      06-29-2016, 10:33 PM   #39
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Drives: '16 F80 Sakhir
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Originally Posted by F32Fleet
I've read that the surface has been polished very smooth due to all the traffic so there's no way in hell I'd drive that thing when it's wet.

Kinda like the streets in Las Vegas.
The streets in Vegas are horrible. Like driving on ice even without being wet it is easy to spin the rear tires on Vegas streets. Always wondered why their streets were so slippery in Vegas.
It's the heat. Same thing happens in Arizona. Asphalt has oil, on hot days the oil secrets causing the roads to become slippery
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