1/4 mile wheelie
Yeah, it aint a stang, but any muscle car fan will get a kick outta this.
http://www.mopar.nl/downloads/files/...nder_glass.mpg im not very computer savvy, so you might just have to cut and paste unless somone else can hook this up. 1/4 mile in 11.97 @ 104.57 MPH standing up. |
Hey what do ya know, it worked.
Anyways... Yah, imagine pullin next to a ricer in that, the ricer might turn out to be a 10 second car, but nobody is gonna notice or care once they see what this 'cuda does. |
it looks kinda fake. something like this can be altered pretty easily. I dont believe it
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i dunno, when he lands it looks pretty real
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The HURST HEMI Under Glass cuda has been around for a long time. I actually saw it in person once. Trust me this video isn't fake the car can really do that and go that fast.
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Originally Posted by dannyb785
it looks kinda fake. something like this can be altered pretty easily. I dont believe it
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How does he steer it when it's on the meats. Interesting
Matt :laughing4 :laughing4 :laughing4 |
yah its real.
The only way he pulled it off was by moving the engine, it sits right between the wheels. that frees up a lot of weight in the front. Hey, when i win that 180million powerball lotto, im gonna buy two 69 Boss 429's and damnit, im gonna be pulling 1/4 mile wheelies with one, and just driving around with the other |
Originally Posted by fastmustangs1
How does he steer it when it's on the meats. Interesting
I dont think he does, he might just line it up and fire away and keep track of his trajectory by gauging the distance to the wall out the window. |
there is no way he could line the car up so perfectly to run the 1/4 mile straight thur unless he was on rails. And even the best transmission has a slight hesitation between shifts and that small period would push the car's front wheels back on. Also, if it really had THAT much power, no way itd stay doing a wheelie..it'd pretty much do a backflip withot a wheelie bar. I still say bs unless someone can PROVE otherwise
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Originally Posted by dannyb785
there is no way he could line the car up so perfectly to run the 1/4 mile straight thur unless he was on rails. And even the best transmission has a slight hesitation between shifts and that small period would push the car's front wheels back on. Also, if it really had THAT much power, no way itd stay doing a wheelie..it'd pretty much do a backflip withot a wheelie bar. I still say bs unless someone can PROVE otherwise
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I dont think this can prove anything, but i would imagine that if i was in a crowd that had just seen a feat like that there would be more clapping and cheering, not just one lonely whistle.
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Originally Posted by dannyb785
there is no way he could line the car up so perfectly to run the 1/4 mile straight thur unless he was on rails. And even the best transmission has a slight hesitation between shifts and that small period would push the car's front wheels back on. Also, if it really had THAT much power, no way itd stay doing a wheelie..it'd pretty much do a backflip withot a wheelie bar. I still say bs unless someone can PROVE otherwise
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I,ve seen hemi under glass run before. Pretty standard "wheel stander" seen at nearly any IHRA event. I've seen semi trucks, School buses, and many other wheel standers. They do a 1/4 mile wheel stands most of the time. The driver has to hit just right though. You gotta give em credit for pulling it off. Kinda like feathering the throttle just right all the way down the track. They are usually crowd favorites along with the jet cars.
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And also the way he steers it is independant rear brakes. I think he has a throttle lever and 2 brake pedals. Just pump right to steer right, etc.
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Hell Yea!!!!
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Originally Posted by dannyb785
there is no way he could line the car up so perfectly to run the 1/4 mile straight thur unless he was on rails. And even the best transmission has a slight hesitation between shifts and that small period would push the car's front wheels back on. Also, if it really had THAT much power, no way itd stay doing a wheelie..it'd pretty much do a backflip withot a wheelie bar. I still say bs unless someone can PROVE otherwise
Now STFU Mr Can't Be Done (j/k) |
Originally Posted by dannyb785
there is no way he could line the car up so perfectly to run the 1/4 mile straight thur unless he was on rails. And even the best transmission has a slight hesitation between shifts and that small period would push the car's front wheels back on. Also, if it really had THAT much power, no way itd stay doing a wheelie..it'd pretty much do a backflip withot a wheelie bar. I still say bs unless someone can PROVE otherwise
Tell me how it's going to do a backflip...once the rear bumper hits the ground it stops rising...if it keeps going up, the rear tires leave the ground and he no longer does the wheelie. |
Originally Posted by USMCstang
Tell me how it's going to do a backflip...once the rear bumper hits the ground it stops rising...if it keeps going up, the rear tires leave the ground and he no longer does the wheelie.
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sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet
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