Well there's a contrast in minicar bloat. That little Morris could fit in the trunk of that Cygnet thing.
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I can't find the video but Alex Zanadri burned some seriously awesome victory doughnuts after he won Long Beach. It was such a narrow area that he did it in I was very impressed. Absolutely awesome car control.
Why did Boris slap Joey? Because Race Car.
@PotbellyJoe - Needs more laudanum, can you point me to the nearest apothecary?: In a sense, yes but anchors don't make 500 lb-ft of torque. That engine ain't slowin' that car down any.They are usually called anchors after they stop working.
Yeah, insane car and I'm sure the owner is as well. He's quite challenged in the spelling department and also doesn't know the difference between a vac. secondary Holley and a double pumper.
@PotbellyJoe - Needs more laudanum, can you point me to the nearest apothecary?: It's a drag racer trick to keep from breaking the engine mount due to the engine torquing over when you launch the car. It keeps you from having to run solid engine mounts or a front and mid plate type mount.
That rocks. Well done, sir.
@snap_understeer_ftw: How much? Many race cars.
@Stiglet digs on oversteer: That depends on where you go...
@MikeofLA: Because Race Car.
I give them credit for putting their logo on all sorts of cool things. Their marketing department has it figured out.
Very funny, I laughed. Then I lightsabered a Jawa in half for amusement.
We can cut their fuel consumtion by 100% by not racing at all. Have you noticed that increasing performance or making the cars faster was not mentioned once? This is ridiculous. The very definition of racing is wasteful. It consumes resources voraciously. The problem, once again, are the sponsors. They don't care…
@FriscoFairlane: RIGHT!
@Turbineguy - now with Ash78-less dispersant: If you read the Wiki entry under Production- Manchester it talks about what Ford did. Production output was 200 Merlins a week!
@Matt Hardigree: Well now, that is news to me. Thanks for expanding my aviation knowledge, Matt.
Correction, Ford never built Merlins. It was Packard and Continental Aircraft that built 58,000 of them during the war with Packard building the majority.
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Spectacular photo. I approve of this hoonage.