SUV Hits Flagman and Opposing Car at Toronto Street Races
This video is just making its round on social media. Must've happened last night. First time I've ever seen this happen.
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I once read that's why Mustangs crash so often.Supercooled wrote: ↑ Love that horsepower to dollar is in enthusiasts favour but way too much horse power for idiots to handle.
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Last week 100 kms south of me: Young B.C. driver showing off drifts brand-new Ford Mustang into a river https://driving.ca/ford/auto-news/news/ ... to-a-river
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Trackhawk is just a HP race to stuff the most amount of horsepower into a SUV, the transmission is absolute trash and not built to handle the amount of torque & hp.tehwegz wrote: ↑ TrackHawk is awesome, most of their drivers are not. 130-140k MSRP, Hellcat engine, premium fuel, averages 18L/100km. The running costs of that thing are enormous. Such as badarse SUV though.
I know someone who spun out their 1st gen Viper in the dry, total mishap with the shift from 3rd to 4th, went down to 2nd instead by mistake, and 500tq immediately and unexpectedly to the rear wheels with no ABS or traction is kind of hard to tame. Very difficult cars to drive. My GT Mustang has no traction control or ABS either, have to be damn precise/deliberate with the T45 manual in it, especially with a bad trans mount, and while its fun, it would be so easy to lose it and I don't like the poor feedback of a live rear axle Mustang compared to an IRS Mustang.
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