that is unreal, smoking all 4 tires and doing 360s, truly awesome
I'm in love. That is gorgeous...i'll take 1...
seen it a long time ago, pretty badass though. Now if someone would do that to a cavalier with two turbocharged ecotecs.
sorry about posting in the wrong forum...i just rembered seeing it a couple of years ago and thought you guys would dig it. its just bad a$$ doing the 360 rotations. makes my mouth water...lol
holy SHIIT!!!! ok... that is hands down one of the neatest cars ive ever seen. say what you want... but i LOVE that car!!! thats just sick!
wow. 4 wheel burnout. the cabin is so full of smoke by the end, im surprised the driver can breath.
holy @!#$ thats bad ass...
Man I wish I could see the vid... I'm at work and YouTube is blocked on the work PCs...
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damn that is pretty badass
now that is just downright @!#$ badass
Gotta love that thing, I remember reading about in SCC at the time. Something pretty tits about a stock looking Tiburon running 10.9s on street tires, haha. Really, this is something someone here could do easily. It wouldn't be cheap, but I bet it could be pulled off for well under 15 grand if you already had a J with 1 running engine and tranny. Just a couple 200hp engines, wouldn't matter what, would be insanity.
i was trying to figure out how tough it would be to do. i think it would be a hell of alot harder with a j because of the trunk. a tiburon is a hatchback, i think. never really looked at one.
Yes, you can do it, but getting 2 engines to run in synch isn't a walk in the part.
Just shifting into gear is a headache, not to mention matching speeds.
GAM (The Kilted One) wrote:Yes, you can do it, but getting 2 engines to run in synch isn't a walk in the part.
Just shifting into gear is a headache, not to mention matching speeds.
They used two motors with automatic tran's. Sounds fairly easy to me to shift into gear and keep them in synch.
The burnouts where done with one trans drive and the other in reverse.
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