it looks kinda fake. something like this can be altered pretty easily. I dont believe it

 

i dunno, when he lands it looks pretty real

 

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.

 

trust me man. that cuda is the real deal. its not that hard to do when u put that mu HP in the rear of the car w/ no weight out front.

 

How does he steer it when it's on the meats. Interesting



Matt :laughing4 :laughing4 :laughing4

 

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

 

You're a tard. The engine is in the back of the car. How could it not do a wheelie??

 

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.

 

ok first of all, its prolly got a powerglide tranny. only one shift to make and makes too quick to hesitate. secondly if hes got a spool rearend, which he prolly does, it will pretty much go STRAIGHT down the track. thoes hurst cars have been around for years. idk what rock uve been under but its time to wake up.

 

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.

 

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.

 

Hell Yea!!!!

 

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Now STFU Mr Can't Be Done (j/k)

 

Ever drove a tractor? Each rear wheel has it's own independant brake, operated by lever. Saw it in person at norwalk last year. He's also been on a show on speedvision where he drove it around a road course doing a wheelie.

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.

 

yea. good question.

 

sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet