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reverse 180s, 45s
Dear all,
This is a description of a car chase, but I can't get the highlighted parts. Also I don't know the crucial difference bet. "reverse" and "backwards"!
"WE LOCKED DOWN THESE STREETS GOING 80, 90 MILES AN HOUR BACKWARDS, DOING 180S, REVERSE 180S, 45S RIGHT INTO THE LENS"
I don't know how to translate that.
Thanks a lot.
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Re: reverse 180s, 45s
'Backwards' means 'in reverse'.
180s and 45s means 180 degree spins and 45 degree turns.
Rover
Last edited by Rover_KE; 02-Mar-2011 at 22:01.
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Re: reverse 180s, 45s

Originally Posted by
Rover_KE
'Backwards' means 'in reverse'.
180s and 45s means 180 degree spins and 45 degree turns.
Rover
And what is the differnece bet. "spins" and "turns" in your answers?
What does he mean by "45 into the lens"? Like what happens exactly?
Thanks a lot.
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Re: reverse 180s, 45s
Spins are rapid handbrake turns - demonstrated here:
YouTube - Handbrake Turn
45 degree turns means making the car go sideways.
They are probably being filmed, so into the lens will mean facing the camera.
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