Midwest Street Racing (1000hp R32, Viper, & MORE!)

The Night of High-Performance Cars: A Street Racing Event

As we welcome back to the channel tonight, we've got a bunch of cars hanging out in the parking lot, ready for some good old-fashioned roll racing. We're also going to get in some dig racing tonight after we finish with the cruise. Our 40-mile route will end up back here, and we might head back out to the interstate or maybe go to a dig spot. With about 50 to 60 cars here, all boasting around 600 to 800 horsepower, it's the perfect setting for a ton of runs tonight.

We're going to hop into a few cars and see what we get into. I've been in so many of these events before, but never a white one on the street – this is a treat, man! Let me tell you about this one: it's got upper pulley headers, intake exhaust tune, E85, and puts down around 600 wheel horsepower. That's perfect to have fun with all these cars!

My first time in a supercharged car, I'm excited to get into the new Trooper right here. Let me tell you about this one: it's got a stage three cam, upper and lower pulley, making about 20 pounds of boost, and a Kong intake and poor blower. It's lined up to race against Rory's R32, the Cowboy Supercharged third-gen Viper, and a tuned liter bike tonight.

Rory just beat me in our first heat, and I'm now leading with two wins – but we need to rematch the GTR. The only other contender we don't know about is going to be the really cool Viper, which is like enough to take on any of these cars! We'll see what happens next, as the flames show us just how intense this event can get.

While Rory beat me in our first heat, my advantage was shifting quicker. However, that race was still epic – it went up pretty well until almost 900, when things started getting a little crazy. My next race was against Rowdy's red car, which turned out to be the ZR1, staying here because they can't get it started.

I'll just hop into this skyline and show the rowdy driver that I'm not messing around. Let me tell you about this one: we've got a 90 Super that first came across my radar – it's their first ride ever! It was surprising to see how well it worked, with intake downpipe and exhaust making approximately 460 wheel horsepower.

Next up, we're taking fewer cars out so things are easier to get some good lines for the brakes. I'm now going to hop into this Paxton supercharged light mustang – let's see what all is done here! It has a Paxton supercharger on it, with a smaller pulley, and a fuel system with a folder turned to pull. We're doing about 750 horsepower with a stick shift.

We're giving the mustang a little kick-start because we can tell that she was not feeling too well – I guess that's what happens when you hit your limit around nine hundred wheels! Yeah, let’s take things down a notch and keep going.

This next one might just be known as the Coyote Killer. He took on all three coyotes tonight without losing even once – so we're naming him the Coyote Killer for tonight! The reason he didn't lose is simple: he shifted really well, but listened to us instead of trying too hard and causing trouble.

We had an amazing night with a ton of runs in – one of the best things about racing 500-900 horsepower cars is being able to run all night with no drama.