I've always wonder in these types of videos how a car can have so little traction? Are they running Walmart tires or is the street covered in sand or something? The Viper barely spun the tires and then slid for 100ft into the curb. Maybe the camera distrorts the speed and distances involved but it just doesn't look or sound realistic to me.
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I've always wonder in these types of videos how a car can have so little traction? Are they running Walmart tires or is the street covered in sand or something? The Viper barely spun the tires and then slid for 100ft into the curb. Maybe the camera distrorts the speed and distances involved but it just doesn't look or sound realistic to me.
Vipers have always been known widowmaker so he is lucky that he learned it that way instead of during a higher speed pull.
Got to love the idiots with guaranteed shut boxes running up screaming like monkeys because they got new YouTube film for their shitty stucco videos.
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I agree 100%. The crowd is toxic and wants failure instead of a bad ass car making a pull down the street
I blame low profile tires with stiff sidewalls and overly stiff suspensions. Once it snaps it's too late. Think Power wheels kids car
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Tires are cold after sitting at C&C for hours. Performance tires don't have much grip until they have some heat in them. Notice in the video that the Viper is not leaving black stripes as it spins.
With racing slicks, it's like driving on ice for the first half lap. Every racing driver has, at some point, spun on their out lap because there's so little grip available.
Well, warming them on the curb isn’t ideal.
Crotch goblins, that is funny. I've never heard that before.
OMG, I laughed so hard I cried on this one. What the hell EXACTLY were they trying to accomplish!?! Super ultra snuggy!
I want to see the rest of this one!
