Strange high pitched whine from the passenger side

I wouldn´t dare to do this with an Italian girl next to me...

Not only do I get a strange high-pitched whine from the passenger seat, but I generally end up with a bruised/numb left arm from running 100+. I've found the easiest resolution is decreasing the load creating an unbalanced situation biased on the starboard side - leaving the ballast on the dock, enjoying sea breezes.

Rotaries as far as I recall.

this is hilarious mate ...

In NY we talk a little funny. We call them roundabouts. (Sometimes we do call them traffic circles also).

They had one on route 4 here in Maryland between Annapolis and Deale but now have added several more on that route. They also are putting some in on roads in southern Maryland. I have had experience with them in England and the Middle East but most people around here don't have much experience with them and are not sure what to do when they get into them. I won't suggest your resolution to the problem here in the states, you'd probably get into a serious accident since most people don't realize the person in the roundabout has the right of way. Of course I drive based on the realization that most people think they have the right of way no matter what and prefer to defer instead of getting into an accident.

I've had that same high pitch sound in my car, on the boat, and also had the sore arm. Understand completely.

Not all Italian girls are.....

as flaky and neurotic as that Italian woman was, truly. I was showing off to one in a 427 Corvette Stingray once, and when I floored it in 2nd gear, she actually leveraged herself up in her seat so she could look at the speedo to see how fast we were going. I think she was bored.....

I didn't even bother calling her back. Her father and brothers must have raised her on Ferraris!

Uppity *****........

My wife doesn't usually smile and laugh when I drive like that. Probably because I do it on the interstate and not a track.