Anyway KITT pulls up the the outskirts of this base and the bad guy sends a communication saying "welcome" as a tank pulls up to the fence.
How would KITT take on a tank? Microjam the diesel engine electronics and disable it?
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Thats all that I was thinking and more. I just didnt feel like getting into a discussion about my opinion.Army_F_Body wrote:"I dont think that Tanks in the early 80s had as much in the way of High Tech. So an electronic disabling would not work I think."
As a M577A2 (light armor command track) driver I concur with that statement. I think the M1A3 Abrahms is the most advanced track in our inventory, but they are still designed to be operational with all the electronics disabled. The turret could be turned by a hand crank in such an event.
Technolgy I don't think would be the issue with an M1. Although Kitts hide may be as tough as the M1's, I think the concept of inertia would play a huge role. You gotta remeber that tanks carry fuel by the pounds not gallons.
IF you had an M1 running at Kitt at 40 mph with a full complement of shells, ammunition and fuel it would simply knock him aside like Goliath did. Kitt may be worse for the wear due to the impact damage to his systems, but his shell would remain intact I imagine. Kitt would have manueverability on his side and I don't think Michael would be dumb enough to go head to head with an M1.
Kitt would need to find a way to knock out the tanks road wheels to disable it. Now if Bonnie were to reinstall the laser from Kitt vs. Karr, then Kitt could simply disable the road wheels on the track with a well placed shot.
Long story short, Kitt would win!
He went head to head with Goliath....can't get dumber than that!I don't think Michael would be dumb enough to go head to head with an M1.