If the Morter is fixable then the hart and sole of the og shocker will be in the new street shocker

It’s just a car it can be rebuilt a dead person can’t be

Take an asprin

@@shorty808100 facts man i was saying the same thing to myself

He has 2 new shockers right one for npk and one for the street

Definitely, thank you!

there both going to be fast as hell Actually, you meant to say "they are going to be fast as Hell" "there" means a location. Used in a sentence. "Kye is going to a place that is called there" "There is the 'last place' section of the NPK show. YOU needed to say "they are" Not "there" And you would be wrong on every level. Kye will quickly run out of Daddy's money and be running solely on the coattails of Lizzy.

You do know that the "car is not alive?" The car is metal. It does not possess any of the qualities that make a human. And let's face it, that car folded up like a tin foil hat where as a REAL car would be EASILY rebuilt considering the minor crash it suffered. At least Kye has Daddy Money to build an NEW car that IS safe and will keep him and the other competitors out of danger.

@@benburnett8109 I don't know the $64 word to attach human emotions and attributes to an inanimate object, but I was using it as a means to describe the effective work of the roll cage and chassis in protecting the driver, Mr Gates. I'm not sure if you were able to watch any footage of the crash, but it was a fairly serious crash. It wasn't so much the road that brought about the severity of the wreck, as it was the ditch that grabbed the car and caused it to tumble. The wreck wasn't the only factor in the retirement of the car. That car had several years of racing, modifications and updates that had been done to it. I do understand your position and your point of view. I don't fully agree with you, but that is one of the beauties of us being humans and individuals. We are like the dimples on a golf ball; we all have our distinct point of view, and that view is specific to our position. It is only as we communicate our perspectives that we can see and understand each person's perspective. I learned from my grandfather that I should get to know as many perspectives as I can, and to understand them. Seeing and understanding doesn't mean that I have to agree with them. However until I do respectfully look and learn, then I cannot understand. I do respect your point of view. Sometimes it's not the stress put into the frame and roll cage during the wreck that makes it not feasible for that vehicle to be rebuilt. During the straightening process there are tremendous forces put on various tubes and brackets that cause those pieces to be very prone to breakage. Plus repeated welding in localized areas changes the crystalline structure of the metal that also can deem it not prudent to rebuild a vehicle. These few processes and others all cost time, materials and wages, which can also weigh heavily into the consideration of whether or not the vehicle should be rebuilt. Just because we can doesn't mean that we should.

@@bobbolieu9013 Well said sir, well said.

Kyle Kelly you messed me up when you beat my man like that but I have much respect for you brother!!

Goat ? Not even close.