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Maybe it's already been said, but what did you think of the movie?

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Overall, the movie was great in my opinion. I was disappointed with the lack of American cars.

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I wish there'd been more American cars, but typically tricked out cars are Asian anyway.

It was a cool movie. You just had to have the right epectations going into it.

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Reply to FatBurger

Well, I loved the movie. Though in my op the ending could've been a little better. I guess they sorta left it open for a sequel or something. I like cars in general, american cars a little more, but it was pretty cool. :smile:

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I brought it up, but I was the only one who had seen it then.

Thought it was cool. Better than expected.

I just saw Final Fantasy...that was tight!
I liked Dr Doolittle2, thought Cats and Dogs was all in the trailer. Jurasic Park 3 was meant for video. They shouldn't even have bothered releasing it in the theater. It was a b-film. Still thought it was entertaining though...

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The movies was mostly about the "import" tuning genre. Hence there was little to any America cars in the movie other then Van Diesel's car at the end. That car was from another older time and genre. The old saying was, "There is no replacement for displacement." That saying is quickly being replaced, as are the large displament motors, with technology and turbines.

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Reply to kal326

Yes I saw final fantasy on the weekend as well... and fast and furious, I liked fast and furious a lot better. I mean, final fantasy was a good movie if you exlude the story line (the whole ff storyline is gay).

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I saw it, and I was somewhat upset that the only real car in the whole movie only got five minutes and had to get wrecked. It was all around cool, but for the price to hop up an american car compared to the price to hop up an asain car, i really don't see why more people don't build up older american cars.

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Reply to 327goat

Actually, decking out NEW American cars isn't that expensive either. Take the Camero for example. It's got over 300 hp and pretty good handling ALREADY at under $30k. I have seen so many different styles of cameros here (Portland, OR), it's unbelievable. I did like one aspect of Fast and Furious more than others that i don't see much on cars...the neon light underneath. now THAT would be nice :). I dunno, maybe it's due to the weight and the massive nature of american cars that they chose not to display them in the movie. I mean, on average aren't american sports cars larger than other countries (*thinks of the bmw z3, z8, the Honda civics, the jettas, the toyota spyders, as opposed to the corvettes, vipers, and cameros). In fact, in the movie, the only semi-large sports car (the ferrari) was mocked. Maybe the director was a 5 foot male and was just bitter :)

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Actually, decking out NEW American cars isn't that expensive either


That was actually his point. Easier to mod American cars than imports.

But it's a good point. American sports cars are the larger type.

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Reply to FatBurger

Oh i know that was his point, i just caught the "older" and wanted to comment on that and show how NEWER american cars are still pretty cheap to improve. I still don't know why cameros are so cheap. I mean, a corvette is so much more expensive for not much more performance. I guess it's the same with a ferrari, right? I mean, if u followed what the movie was saying, the little decked out foreign cars were about 80,000 and the ferraris *whistles* can range anywhere from there to 500,000. I'm not big enough on cars to recognize THAT particular ferrari, but i do know that ferrari is mostly just a name. It's like Bose; i mean sure it is great sound, but u can do just as good with monsoon or even something like yamaha for MUCH cheaper. I dunno what i was originally replying to, so i'll just be quiet now

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Reply to wolverinero79

lol
Yeah, I'd have to agree.
My dream car? A 1958 Corvette, practically any (original) color. Now that's a sweet car.

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You pretty much got my point. I think being that straight line racing was the concept of the movie, they could have included a few more american muscle cars, or even newer american sports cars. For what some of those imports cost, you could drop 528 mopar performance hemi into a 70' challenger, add a blower, or nitrous, be able to walk all over all the cars in that movie (straight line, of course) and have $40,000 to spare.
I just have a hard time understanding the thought process of import tuners.
You want headers for your 99 honda civic, that's going to cost you a good 3 grand and give you maybe 20 horse power.
I want headers for anything with a small block chev, it costs maybe $300, and i can put them in myself for free.
It's no doubt that a horsepower build is much more logical in american muscle. Until handling enters into the equasion of course.

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Reply to 327goat
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Older america cars are hard to find in decent shape. Not to mention that most of the cars tuned are still intended to be driven daily. Its easier to flip from one eprom to another on a tuned import for daily drive ability then it is to retune a car on a blown 396 Chevelle. Not to mention that import tuning is a worldwide thing. Not many people outside the US work on old US cars.

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Reply to kal326

well the story line revolves around illegal street racing, in which almost all such cars involved are imports. the movie revolves around 12 and 13 second cars (except for the sweet ass 9 second car at the end) in which looks are as important as speed. and in this category imports fit the bill much better than domestics. and realistically, any car with twin turbo and nitrous is going to have speed out the ass.

eh, i'll procrastinate later...

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Euro cars = alright
Japan cars = Little to small
USA cars = Horsepower monsters

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Reply to rcf84

you do realize that horsepower isnt everything right? big ass trucks have tons of horsepower but you dont see them racing becaues they also way several tons. american cars, on average, weigh a lot more than japanese cars. so that little extra horsepower just goes toward towing that fat ass body.

eh, i'll procrastinate later...

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I don't know, maybe the california pop culture is different, but up here, in Canada, the majority of the street racing goes to the american muscle. Every saturday night, where i'm from, there's illegal drags on this one freshly paved, long, straight country road. It's about 70/30, american muscle to imports. The import tuners for the most part, get walked all over. Only the guys on huge budgets stand a chance. I think it's kind of a shame when a guy can put 10 grand into an 82 chev malibu, and completely destory a 99' acura with over 40 grand in go fast parts.
Like the old saying goes, there's no replacement for displacement.
I think that movie would have been a lot cooler if they had thrown ... oh say, a hemi cuda, or Chevelle LS6 or a Yenko Camaro, something into the mix, instead of just the one charger at the end.

On that note, two weeks 'til Mopar Days, here in town. Can't wait. There's even the odd superbird and daytona crusing around.



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Reply to 327goat
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CA car culture depends on your friends and where you live. You might be in a group where it's Ford vs Chevy and get the rice rockets the hell out of our way or visa versa. Usually though you don't race an import vs a domestic. It makes little sense. The asian cars weigh nothing, but I've never really seen one beat a 12-13 second domestic car so people don't bother with them. Also, I don't know anybody who has bothered to spend 80K on a car when you can spend 30K or, in most (all) cases, MUCH less and get a 13 second car.

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Woah woah woah. If i just read your post wrong, forgive me for the following reply post, but WOAH. Did you just say imports beat out american cars in looks? wooooah. My gosh. Let's look at the curves of the camero or the 'vette or the viper and compare them to oh, let's say a civic or a jetta. My gosh, it's like comparing a 38 24 36 5'8 woman to a 5'4 40 40 40 (btw, i've never known a woman with these measurements and if u are a woman with them, reading my post...well...I know these people that can help you, they work at a place known as a gym...). No one replied to this post yet. Either i really interpreted what u said incorrectly, or no one's read this. Can someone back me up? The ford mustang doesn't sell more than any sports car in its class because of performance (in fact, it's really bottom of the barrel for performance). It's looks, it's legacy. man, i'll take a nice Chevy over a cramped, box like honda any day.

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<A HREF="http://showroom.nissan.co.jp/WebObjects/Lineup.woa/C99IMAGES/l_skyline-gtr3.jpg" target="_new"> Nissan R34 Skyline </A> 45k from the factory will kick the sh|t out of a Camaro or Mustang in performance and looks. We finally will get one of these fine pieces of machine state side in the form of the Infinity R35. Its packing a 3.5 liter twin turbo V8 pushing out well over 450 horsepower. Complete with 4 wheel drive, 4 wheel steering, and a racing 6 speed box. HKS took one of the R34 models up to 1600 horsepower out of a 2.6 liter DOHC straight six. Lets see anything domestic do that! Also most countries enjoy cars that can do more then go in a straight line really fast. The like cars that can go really fast in a straight line and in turns, <i>sharp turns!!!</i> Your fat bodied firebirds might be good for the drag strip, just keep them off the real race tracks!

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Reply to kal326

Yes, I totally agree with you. I'd rather take any Jap sports car (civic, corolla, etc are not sports car), wheather souped-up or stocked, than any camaro, corvette, or mustang.

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Reply to Stick_e_Mouse

Why don't you compare your corvett, camero, or viper to my 3000 GT, Supra, or NSX....(BTW-is it just me or did you purposely compare nice american cars to crap foreign cars to make it appear that american cars will win by a long shot???....civic? jetta?...HA!!!)

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How about we just compare price to price?

I've put about 10 grand (total) into a 1970, non stock pontiac GTO that i would gladly put up against ANY import that cost the same to build, and i would be confident of a win.

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Plus, realistically, how many people who don't own shops, or 100k worth of tools can do ALL their own work on an import?

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Reply to 327goat

Hmmm....based on cars.com, a used 1970 Pontiac GTO costs $24,000. That gives me a $34,000 budget....a used 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo costs $27,950...given $6,050 to soupe it up, Im putting my bets on the Supra. I also rounded some 300ZX and 3000GT between $10,000-$20,000.....some last minute research yeilded a '93 NSX for $29,900.

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1994 Nissan 300ZX TT, 5 spd $22,995, cars.com
Upgrade the ECU, intake, exhaust, and clutch, 2k
Take the car up to over 400 hp with a sub 10 to 1 power to weight ratio and blow the doors off anything domestic, priceless!
Drag racing, for everything else there's import tuning!

That 9k left for sport turbo's which should be around 4k, 5k left for wastegates, intercoolers, piggy back fuel comps, upgrading injectors, and anything else you could ever want. I think even with just the intake, exhaust, comp and clutch upgrades putting out 400 hp they were pulling sub 5 sec 0-60 and i dont remember the quarter mile times. I will have to find the mag that I say the article in and update ya.

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Reply to kal326
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Not so my friend. Ten grand total. Not stock, so it's not origional, and as such, i didn't pay close 24,000 for it. I actually paid $300 for the stripped body, and spent the rest on engine/fenders/front end/interior/glass/paint. If i were to sink another 24k into it, to bring it up to 34k, there is no way any such cars you mentioned would catch me.
Imports aren't all bad, it just takes a lot more cash to make them go fast, plus a lot of it is work that the average Joe can't do himself.

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It all depends on who you know and what hookups you've got though. Also depends on how good you are with cars, and which ones.

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Reply to dhlucke

No. The price depends on where you are located. Why do you think almost every car in Japan is Japan made? Because it costs MUCH cheaper...If I lived in Japan with 10k to spend on a car and parts, the story would be different.

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I got a 85 Nissan 300ZX turbo 5spd for less then 4 grand back at the begging of the year. For $600 upgrade to a sport turbo, upgrade the ECU for $500(a matter of taking off the passenger side kick panel and unhooking a harness), bolt in intercooler kit $1300, 9-12 psi blow off valve, $99. Already did the exhaust from the cat back. Need a high flow racing cat installed still. For the $2500 worth of "bolt on" parts my car would go from 200 to over 400 horsepower and with the twist of a boost control knob go back to 200 horsepower for everyday driving. That the beauty of imports, daily driveability. At the line I could take my car from basic stock power of 200 to 400 with the adjustment of one knob. So if somebody wants a little drag from the line. Turn the boost up, when im done turn it back down from inside the car. Lets see ya do that with your carberated big blocks. It boils down to this. America muscle cars good for drag racing, imports good for drag racing and road racing. Straight lines are lame!

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Reply to kal326

Hey, now thats what I'm talking about!

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the 0-60 times for the 400 hp Z32 300ZX TT were 5.2 seconds. No quarter mile times. Its in an article in Sport Z magazine.

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K, got a 70's car for ya thats under or around 10 grand and yep its a pissed off rice rocket. 1972 Datsun 240Z with a 280ZX 2.8 liter turbo motor with big bore kit that takes the displacement out to 3.1 liters. Putting out over 500 horsepower and gobs of torque. Writer of the article is quoted to say

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The output is estimated at around 500 horses, which becomes quite a handful in a 2300 pound street-driven car. Tod was kind enough to spin me around the block a few times in the Z just to show me how easily it breaks traction in fifth gear at lower boost. The acceleration nearly gave me a nose bleed and compressed my spleen.


Super Street August 2001, page 84. The bodies are availible for around $500 without engine. The block and bore/stroke kit is around $1600. That leaves you with 7900 worth of restore and preformance parts. Find me a sub 5 to 1 weight to power ratio 70s muscle car for less then 10k. 2300 pounds, 500 horsepower, estimated 700 ft/lbs of torque out of the straight 6 engine= one fast fuc|<ing 72 Datsun/Nissan 240Z. And best of all it can blast through turns just as fast as the quarter mile gates. Lightweight, turbo, and technology.....the replacement for displacement!

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Reply to kal326

Just love the roar and feel of a v8.....
My friends v8 woul eat anything mentioned here, well if a 6 second quarter mile count?
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Hey, it looks like one of the Subaru sports cars from the 80's! Lemme think-guys are getting about 1200HP from a Grand National for about $12,000. Nice for drags. The little cars are cute and handle well, I owned one. I also owned a T-bird with the factory suspension package that would hold up to most of them with their factory suspension. Sure, light cars are fun, but I could do the sme thing with a Camaro given the same money they spend. Or even a Vette! Hell, I could even whack out a Neon for that matter! If I wanted a "Real" race car in that small size, the ugly Pinto would even do. Or how about a V8 conversion in a Fiero? Oh, am I forgetting the advantages of FRONT WHEEL DRIVE? A REAL Honda drag car that will run 10's in the quarter will cost about 40 grand (plus the car). A equally battered Nova with a blown big block will go 9's for around 20 grand (including the billet crankshaft and racing block). Cornering? Just give me the Viper, or a Callaway Corvette. Or a stock Corvette and a bunch of money. Or-now this will piss you off-a 97 T-Bird with some fat tires on wide 18's and a couple turbos. Speed, handling, comfort, style, and enough weight to wipe a Japanese car off the road! But I got to admit still, the little cars are fun. Maybe a Probe with an SHO drivetrain and a couple of turbos.

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What exactly does your friend have for a v8? Because I checked the NHRA national records and the highest level "Competition" class listes E.T.'s from the mid 4's to the mid 7's at national records. So I could see your friend having a professional racing v8 funny car that could run 6 second quaters. However, if it were a modified true production v8 car, I would have to say your full of sh|t!

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Reply to kal326

Didnt check my info did ya smarty?
Dont run NHRA in Australia ya silly [peep], wish they did, I would be in heaven. We dont have the sponsoship to support it. :frown:
Try the Andra site. Then try Victor Bray And Rachel Splat, Aussie Steve Read, loads of others.




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Griz, replying to your mail cos' I just want it on the end of the list, so not directly to you, but the thread.

People - seriously - what is the fun in going in a straight line fast? Drag racing - sure - fun for a few runs, test of power and such, but there is little driving skill. Oh - sure, you need to balance the launch so you don't spin up too bad etc. but where's the fun unless you are going round corners?

Driving skill is about taking real life roads or simulations to the extreme. Take Indy v.s. F1 - what's interesting watching cars whizz round a ring? Whoopey do. Get some turns, hairpins, rises etc. in it. The same with the American 'muscle' cars. Sure, they are very powerful and way cheap, but they handle like a whale on a shopping cart and only go in one direction (the way they are already heading, straight or sideways).

European or Jap cars laugh in the face of their American counterparts. The reason American cars have such remarkably dismal overseas sales figure is that they are boring to drive, too big, too expensive to run and handle terribly.

Look at European roads. Narrow, curves, bends, dips, bumps etc. No opportunity for an American car to shine here. The Japanese and Germans rule the roads. The Italians put in a minority spirited representation with the Alfa Romeos and Renault/Peugot launch a great car once in a while.

Same in Japan, the only people driving American cars are penis envy Japanese business men and Yakuza in cream tint-windowed monsters. Not surprisingly 98% of cars are Japanese and in Tokyo possibly 2 or 3% of those have some sort of aftermarket modification done (large exhaust, alloys, tints, arches, suspension). Some of the cars are just awesome, road legal (sort of) Evo VI, Skyline, 300ZX/Fairlady Z, NSK, 180SX, Imprezza etc. Anyone who is anyone out here drive Mercedes (preferably AMG), Porsche, Ferrari or BMW if they are slumming it. Downwards from there are Audi, VW, Alfa Romeo etc.

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Reply to peteb

How can a 2.8L turbo with 700lb/ft of torque, only get 500hp? Does he have his rev limiter set at 3000rpm? I know a little about cars. Although, those numbers may be possible, they are not typical.

I really don't want to get into a Jap vs. US car debate. I like 'em both. I like Euro cars, too.

I do hate hearing somebody claim US cars can't turn, though. There are lots of highway cruisers that are overweight. But, we do design some good performance cars here. If you want some examples, pick a new car (easier to compare fairly than used cars). Tell me it's price. And I will find you an American car that can either hang with it or beat it.

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Finally somebody that understands. I dont know how many times I had said in this thread that any car can go fast in a straight line. It takes a real race car to take hairpins and tighter turns.

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Reply to kal326

Yes those numbers seem a little high for the size, must be on aviation fuel/ethonol...
Who cares, I wanna original shelby AC cobra...hehe
Dont care if i havta slow for corners, its the penile size increase factor. And best of all the thrill of power to weight ratio in the open air with a great looking car..wow... A classic with it all. Just wanna go ravish the girlfriend now just thinking about it..



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Reply to Anonymous

Well, although the numbers are high. It's the relationship between the two that I am questioning. 700lb/ft of torque results in 500hp at 3752rpm. That is a common rpm to hit peak torque. But, torque would need to drop of very rapidly to keep hp from getting higher at higher rpms. He could be hitting peak torque at a lower rpm, then not have it fall off so fast to end up with only 500hp at a higher rpm. But, those numbers have a relationship that you generally see with Large displacement, low rpm engines. Or even more typically, diesel engines. Like I said, those numbers aren't impossible. But, turbocharged engines generally perform best at high rpm. The hp number is usually at least as high as the torque number. And usually, the more boost (which I'm assuming is very high in this case), the bigger the hp number gets in relationship to the torque number.

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Reply to mousepotato

I believe you..Is possible, and if ya can keep it all together well done.
Basically turbos need air intake and revolutions, thats the nature of the beast. Other than that I have not had alot to do with them. They are toys(hairdryers) compared to blowers...


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Reply to Anonymous

A 2.8 turbo would need alot of tourque and turbo boost to make 500hp let alone do it at 3k revs range. I am only guessing that this kind of setup would be for racing like Porche, i still think 700ftlbs is high. Gee trying to think... Use to know this stuff so weell, ok not so well....

Only one engine I know that CAN do that, thats Porche sports/racing engine, rotary's dont even come close.

Newest replacement for the Porche 911 for the road has 450hp I think, cant remember the model designation.

Uhha has to be it..



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Reply to Anonymous

Yeah, my point was (if you can find it in there, it is confusing) that he is obviously not running very high rpm, or airflow is terrible. I have never seen a turbo engine with 700lb/ft of torque, that couldn't come close to 1000hp. Maybe, he got the numbers switched around. 500lb/ft and 700hp are much more credible numbers for a turbo.

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Reply to mousepotato

From what I just said, I will add Porche engines are weird beasts... But is it?



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Reply to Anonymous

If I had [-peep-] loads of money to buy a car, the only American car I would consider is the Viper GTS. It doesn't have to be the most powerful car in the world or anything, but that car speaks to me.

If I had plenty of funds to get supercars, the first car I would go for is the Ferrari F50. That thing just gorgeous and it pulls. Then a Diablo. (I know, Ferrari and Lamborghini aren't best of friends) Then I'd probably go for a lower end ferrari like the 550 Marinella. Then a Lotus Elise. That car has more curves than anything else. Then the Viper. Then I'd get an Impreza.

And that would be a car collection.

Notice how I didn't go for a Ford GT90 or the McLarren F1. Those cars are too exclusive and most other people who own them are bastards!


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Reply to HolyGrenade

Ok so you likesports racing,I love drag racing, gets into the blood/soul/life/everything.

Ever felt nitro power, - thunder through your chest?

If your close enough it will change your heart beat!



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Reply to Anonymous

Hows that John Force huh?

Unbelievable........Meaning thegreatest the sport has seen......



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