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With a car that makes that much power on that blower set up you really don't need to do much more than idle to go that fast. Same thing with a top fuel car, when they open the clutch at idle those cars move pretty quick.

Chillin at casa de wagner tonight

Nice to meet you today. Lots of cars today.

Leaving in a few for 5 guys will have the cameras with me

I will post something up when the wife gets home. Maybe just meet a 5 guys early and see what we can do there for pics. Nothing really formal or amazing, just a little fun. I just want to play around with this gopro a bit and see what can be done with it.

I will see what the wife wants to do when she gets home. I am not sure how this gopro will do in low light.

Weather status? Anybody want to meet up early for some pics with the gopro? I would like to take some pics with it and maybe some video.

:fuckyeah: http://www.dragzine.com/news/video-jim-howe-jr-s-outlaw-radial-camaro-takes-a-sunday-drive/

The Red Dragon might come out of her cave tonight...

OH2K12

I DON'T KNOW ALL THIS REEL TALK LINGO I JUST GO FAST ON THE STREETS YO http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d178/lt1wagner/catcar.jpg

This video pretty much sums up all the facts of this case, is pretty funny, and has 0 trans fats

I 80 roll manlets on my huffy for brunch. We will do some night time speeding 100-105, you must be on bald snow tires, and I get the bump.

I am a street racing bad ass man. I will take down a Titan Motorsports Yaris like a fat chick takes down girl scout cookies.

Freaking love this car. The ADRL is where it is at man, stupid fast door cars There are some really cook cars that will be running in this class this year.

I just went a GPS verified 75 mph in a Yaris, that is almost as cool as this thread. No...

Oh, I think I am doing it right :gabe:

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It makes me sick to think what it will cost to have my basment fixed

I say do a truck: Local, offer them 5k and get out the sawzaw http://www.racingjunk.com/1960-1979/2346829/1969-C-10-rat-rod-driver.html

Russians say ok... http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=FKVd4X3MNDU