Montgomery Motorsports Park, Grudge night. Not a test and tune, there was some money involved and classes, although I couldnt tell who what running and when.
Matter of fact, if you decided you launched and didn't like it, shut it down and back up and launch again.....craziest place I have ever seen and additionally some of the most dangerous IMHO
In addition, seemed like every dude, even with a POS street car had a golf cart, a guy walking him up to the lights, and backing him up like a Top Fueler. I have to tell you, I was less than impressed with the chaos but there were some very fast cars
Here is the burnout box, this is what you drive into. People everywhere, music blasting, people standing RIGHT next to you and the racers have to edge their way in around everyone hooting, hollering and acting more like a concert than a race
Here is a car in the burnout box, note this car ran low 6's in the 8th, so its not a slouch. Find the blue barrel in the center, guy in an orange shirt, the car is right behind him. The people on each side of the car are INCHES away during the burnouts and don't leave during the launch, they stand right at your car
Here is the car at full burnout
Literally the crowd would surround the car at launch. Golf cards and kids on the infield, it's like they didnt know these cars could hurt them. I am a bit more conservative than most but WOW
With that being said, met a helo pilot with an 1100 hp small block 69 Camaro. Ran 5.70s and looked and sounded like a 13 second 1/4 cruise night vehicle. EFI twin turbo, 3.50 gear and nothing all that special for the car itself. Very impressive car and built beautifully. Sort of has me thinking if I want to play with turbos on a narrower motor
