if ya cant drive it sell it

That thing trapped 156mph spinning the entire way. That thing is nuts

My heart felt warm on that one 🙂

Pride of owning obnoxious farting Civic lol

@@dr.jillalicecooper2587 not my style & yeah I made fun of them weed wacker civics back in the day but to each their own & they ARE using the same homebuilt formula the muscle car guys use.

Well you can't discredit bought cars. Some people worked their ass off to afford an $80k car. Some guy in an office crunching numbers all day just to pay for student loans and a mortgage wants to have some weekend fun. Probably doesn't know how to build a car in his garage or have the time, but loves racing enough to go out and spend the money. That's that make him not understand your so called pride? You're saying he can't pat himself on the back for working hard to afford such a car? If that's the case with everything, build your own TV, stove, microwave, watch etc., because there's no pride in just buying them. Make your own paper towels and socks. Hell the car you got was bought, you didn't build it from scratch. Silly logic.

@@DroneStrike1776 all I'm saying is when you build your way there's more personal joy than just buying. I've built a few and bought a couple both ways & buying just isn't the same satisfaction as building.

Hi Hater

Had that problem so many times lol. It was actually quite nice change to buy a factory car that runs on par with my built vehicles without worry of overheating or electrical issues or timing issues lol

Well they only overheat in traffic if not built properly. They need upgraded radiator, oil cooler etc etc. My uncle has a 46 chev pickup with a blown 454 with around 1000 hp at the wheels had no problem driving in Melbourne, Australia peak hour traffic temperature on that day was 38c that's 100.4 fahrenheit though admittedly my Uncle has been building hot rods and racecars for over 40 years. Built cars only overheat when horsepower is the only focus.

@@PM2esc truth but it does happen as you learn what needs upgraded lol

Some guy: I built this car to run wide open for short periods of time. Also some guy: I don't understand why this car drives horribly when it isn't run wide open.

@@briangwynn3592 truer words were never spoken. Or else..... this race cam dies at idle & my race shocks have a harsh ride. Can't figure out why lol

Beware of the open hood

@@crj1249 More like beware the front engine beetle lol.

It can probably run under 10sec. At that point, I believe chutes and roll cages are required in the NHRA

It can probably run under 10sec. At that point, I believe chutes and roll cages are required in the NHRA

It's trap speed was 156mph spinning through 4th gear... pulling the chute was probably necessary

the best thing I learned after getting into cars: Don't fuck with civics.

@@Animanateeain’t that the damn truth😂 I have a 94 vette and thought I was hot shit one night…till I met a civic

@@Iwasherelol14 truly is the best lesson, I don't care how much or how well your car is modded. I can guarantee you the civic community has done more and done it better. Those guys are crazy.

​@@AnimanateeDone more and done it better for $13.99

Love it. Looks like an early 70’s super beetle

i was excited for the bug, then i saw a front mounted v8 and was like Blah...

Poor beetle failed the start. Would have won otherwise

@@3goats1coatfrom what I can see in the video the dodge was still pulling slightly

Cops don't care if your car is stock or not. It's either legal or it's not. You're either breaking the law or you're not. "It came that way from the factory" has never stopped anyone from getting a ticket for something illegal on their car.

That is experience and the slicks. The Shelby just had the raw power to smoke him down the track.

And one breaks down and overheats in traffic one does not.

@@ASoberBear all cars have the potential to break down and overheat. I fail to see your point.

@@kogasoldier9379 Not from fucking with it.

@@ASoberBear huh? You mean someone actually working on their car? Well if the person doesn’t actually know what they’re doing sure, but it applies equally to bought and built cars. My point is that someone BUILDING a car more likely has experience with mechanics over someone who just spent a lot of money to buy a fast car.

@@kogasoldier9379 If I wanted a different car Id have bought a different car. If I wanted a girl with big boobs id get a girl with big boobs not instal aftermarket later.

Oh cool

“Ask any racer, any real racer. It doesn't matter if you win by an inch or a mile. Winning is winning.” -Dom Toretto

Why?

1/8 mile is for 6th grade girls. Men run the 1/4.

Well this video has determined that is a lie.

@@BlueMax717right cayse its so obvious some of those “bought cars” are built to 😂 i was like yea alr “bought my ahh”

When the bought cars get upgrades they have to visit the car doctor on occasions. (Mechanic)-[fyi] But at least the built cars have a self service doctor in the front seat. And free of service 😋

⁠@@guerostaybannedthey’re expensive because they come kitted already ? A hellcat is an uptrim of Challenger/Charger so it’s technically built. Hard to work on high end cars that already perform amazing.

@@NateBarajas1234 bro what ?😭😭 i didn’t say anything abt that

Thanks a lot 👍

​@@WheelsKZfaq00⁰0i

Looks terrible They completely run out of ideas for Mustang. It's just an uglier and more angular 2015 design. Time for something new and fresh but they're not capable of making one.

Looks like Kyle's prelude from BoostedBoiz. 1000 whp

Bro and look at those wheels, they are almost BYCICLE THIN

I’m guessing they wanted to shift into 4th but accidentally shifted into 2nd… aka a money shift ⚙️💥

I feel like most of the "bought" cars also double as daily drivers. The built cars are mostly dedicated drag racing cars, which I assume are extremely unreliable compared to the original stock configuration. You can make a car a LOT faster if all it's really expected to do is make a 1/4 mile between maintenance intervals and anything unnecessary for that task can be stripped out. Really shouldn't even be in the same class for the most part.

But that's not exactly correct. In many cases a built car wasn't at the level of a bought car. But the made it level up by working on it using their own intellect and hard work. The bought car, they paid a professional team to do all that for them.

@@jimmyboy131 Wrong, Bought Cars are meant to be…. Cars. They go on Highways at sixty miles an hour. Now certain cars like Mustangs are meant to go fast, but they’re meant mainly to drive places. A built car has one purpose. Racing. Bought cars have restrictions like trying not to go under ten miles a gallon, and trying not to break down after 50k miles.

@@kindsteel5 A built car can be a race only car, but that's not what I'm thinking of. I'm thinking of a driving car that has been modified for greater performance.

Doesn't really seem like it. Saw a few skip while trying to spin.

Stock GNX could pull the 1/4 in about 13.5 seconds. Doesn't take very much at all to make them blow into the low 12's like that one though. Those 3.8 engines were absolute monsters.

Until you put the turbo on the bought car......

Turns out if you force an insane amount of boost in an engine and tune the fuel appropriately, car go fast. (Assuming the engine doesn't destroy itself in the process)

Cap

Yeah youre straight capping the Toyota Previa was the only supercharged Toyota van and the speedo went up to 110 and stock top speed was 115. Aerodynamically youre not going 200 in that thing without at least 6-800hp... Come on bruh.

Cool story bruh

​@@davesnothereman699and how you know it's the previa

Objectively it's not buying is the end of your work building you have to build a car silly

Sounds like someone bought a car that got smoked by a built car 😂😂

@@brocksamson9737 nah, my bought speed is a few sportbikes over the years. :)

@@icecl0udyeah bikes are an entirely different beast my dude 😬

@@S.rosalie.lopez1 uh huh. That's not what car dudes say when they win. ;)

and?

@@FerrugemStrauss and what!?

Just barely destroyed, valiant effort for sure

I always go for the underdog myself the guy with a few less dollars in his pocket. I suppose it comes back to having a cheap car as a young bloke myself and remembering the smart asses driving a car given to them by the bank of mum and dad. The time and effort to build something yourself I admire and also the character of those people that do it themselves.

@@PM2esc I’m not disagreeing with the builders, I just know what a Demon is capable of. That’s what I found funny, I my self plan on building cars when I’m older

Priorities. You're talking about 2 types of people, gear heads and check writers lol

What?????

@@davecarsley8773 the modified cars are unsafe is what i am saying the muscle cars that appear to be stock can drive on the road legally and safe. they do have a powerful engine but it has some drawbacks like having to use more of that power for the extra weight coming from the comfort, safety, and whatever is regulated for example the catalytic converter. that muscle car is not ment for a darg strip but rather to stand out on the road.

NHRA still races at Pomona, and they routinely go 330mph.

a lot of bought stock cars are more expensive than built ones

Built is cheaper, that’s like half the reason most of us started building. Don’t forget the overhead of the big companies and engineers. It’s nice that people with minimal knowledge or understanding can get behind 600+ horsepower with the swipe of a credit card though and have some fun. There isn’t really an argument for which is better it’s all subjective and up to personal preference. Edit: there’s also guys who can afford super cars and build them or have them built so when the guys who build cheaper cars run into one of those idk what they say😂 but any car can win on any given day if you put the right parts into it.

@devenp.5508 well built should be cheaper depending on how crazy you go if your designing your own frame up sky's the limits you can easily drop $100,000

Looked like the rear engine cover was propped open, so maybe front and rear engine. It certainly took off like something with two engines.

gtr vs civic right?

It takes a purpose built, highly modified car To Get into the sixes Ain’t No single bolt on Will Get a stock Mustang into the sixes.

​@@amsb4dafunk558 I think general Lee over there is talking about 6 second 1/8th Mile sure tht might be possible with a pro driver lol anything past tht needs purpose built like u said

well… that’ll humble them to put more work in it

Man it’s obvious you don’t know what it is like to own one. Let people enjoy what they have.

i like that, 100% utility, 0% aesthetic