Originally posted by Twisted
Exactly, the car would never make it down the track in that state and the owner and person that built it know that. This was simply done not to see how much power they could make, but to break the car.
They did this specifically to break the car? I guess it was not worth parting out what he had to limit some of the expense of the apparent upgrade that followed?
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