600+ RWHP C6 Z06 Corvettes, Having A Little Fun
I don't normally post night racing videos. No matter how you film or what you film with, they always come out kind of crappy. But when you have the chance to roll with some 600+ hp Z06's, your standards change. So I apologize and I hope the sound of a 600 RWHP side-exit LS7 Exhaust system banging off the 2-step makes up for the shaky footage. :)
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Both cars tuned by http://www.cunningham-motorsports.com/
Jeff Brock Bonneville Buick
Jeff Brock, driving his "Bombshell Betty" 1952 Buick Super Riviera, sets a new class world-record at Bonneville in early October 2012.
INSANE DRAG RACING CRASHES AND WHEELSTANDS
Taken from Carnage Fest 2 DVD, Check out http://www.urbanhillbilly.com for the best in Heads Up Drag Racing video and DVDs. Urban Hillbilly Action Videos Drag racing, wheelstand, crash, and saves. Pro Mod, Outlaw 10.5 Drag radial.
2000 HP Supercar Attacks Malibu! Nelson Racing Engines. NRE.
This car is a rocket ship! Tom Nelson pilots this rocket through Malibu and surrounding areas. Three action sequences. Tom tells us about this Nelson Super Car # 004. The engine is a work of art. We hope you enjoy this movie. Let us know if you do. We will do more. For more information or to download your own copy of this video, go to http://nelsonracingengines.com and http://nelsonsupercars.com as well as nretv.com. Also go to http://VeritasMovieStudio.com for marketing help.
Blowfish Run 2011
Well, they did it again! The Rad Rides/Poteet team has shattered a twenty-five year old record with the world famous "Blowfish"! Five passes were made this year at the salt flats, all of them were over 300mph! A new record was set at 307.399 in B, Blown Fuel Competition Coupe with Danny Burrows at the wheel. Top run was 315.913mph with an exit speed of 319.260mph.
This put the Blowfish into the Bonneville history book as one of the fastest production cars on the salt!
Bonneville: The Great American Playground - The Downshift Episode 13
On this episode of The Downshift, we meet the original speed freaks! The Bonneville Salt flats in Utah are the veritable Valhalla of land speed racing. The world's fastest wheels have been competing here since the early 1900s, from Sir Malcolm Campbell's Blue Bird to today's fastest jet-powered streamliners. What started as just a sport has evolved into a vibrant culture anchored in history and a shared love for living life at the limits.
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Tim Allen's 56 Ford Hemi Truck from Nelson Racing Engines.
This video has been edited from a longer version at http://nelsonracingengines.com and brought to You Tube for the first time. Tom Nelson takes us for a ride in this very cool Hemi truck with a crazy motor. This truck is Film Star's Tim Allen personal truck.
Ferrari 288 GTO Rebody at Bonneville Salt Flats - World's Fastest Ferrari 275.4 mph
This is the fastest Ferrari in the world. It currently holds the AA\BFMS record at 275.4mph. This was done with a down run of 276.152mph and a return run of 274.650mph. Unofficially the car has gone 292.3mph a couple years ago under different conditions. The car is powered by a 540 cubic inch BBC with twin Borg Warner 80mm turbo. The Boost level during the record runs was 17lbs.
We have built 6 of these cars and this car is the only on the does not have Ferrari power. The reason for this is that at Bonneville classes are separated by engine size. Currently Ferrari only builds engines up to 6 liter (V-12). To run in class B, A or double AA you must run larger cubic inch engines. We have run Ferrari powered cars in classes F (3.0 liter) and class C (5.0 liter) we also plan to run in class G (2.0 liter) next year.
We are Ferrari guy's and would love to use only Ferrari power if larger engines were available.
