also happened in Denver on a major roadwaylol...these guys didn't get the memo...
https://abc7.com/south-los-angeles-street-takeover-caught-on-video-cars-doing-donuts/11981352/
This is an epidemic in blue cities...no cops to be found...
maybe the experience will force him to come back with a trackhawk - supercharger fixes the off line sluggishness, but at $80K plus he'd really want revenge. surprised those jeeps weigh in at 5k plus, being a unibody.He’s tuned as well, I’ll see if I can get a pic of the Dyno but he put down close to 600hp. Once he slaps the pro charger on I stand no chance lol.
Right they do weigh allot. Let’s see what he doesmaybe the experience will force him to come back with a trackhawk - supercharger fixes the off line sluggishness, but at $80K plus he'd really want revenge. surprised those jeeps weigh in at 5k plus, being a unibody.
They are taking cars and crushing them, my buddy had his car banned in Cali he now lives in Arizona.https://nypost.com/2023/03/10/nashville-dad-jacob-barnhardt-killed-by-speeding-drag-racer-cops/
seems to be happening more an more. I've had packs of chargers an challengers fly by me on the highway...occasionally a 5.0 or wrx will be in the pack. They zig zag through traffic at unsafe speeds. I usually set my cruise 5 to 10 over the speed limit an they pass like I'm sitting still.
I like a quick stoplight drag race now an then but I always shut it down quickly. When I look at car performance numbers the 0 to 60 is what I always go right to. Bad things can happen at 50 mph but it's much easier to keep control at those types of speed.
I thought California started taking cars from people caught racing.
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