Exhaust Contest - NASCAR

Exhaust Contest...well, it entered, but wasn't there to be judged...a clear winner if it did!

[@tgs2141]

Rest In Pease a Legend Neil Bonniet 1946-1994❤️😔

[@Gchang54]

Just one tip on the throttle beats all the ricers with their pops, bangs and bouncing off the rev limiter

[@QuantumPlaysOfficial]

Still not as good proper drag 2 step

[@Gchang54]

@@QuantumPlaysOfficial that's true, dont need much to beat out a 4 cylinder

[@QuantumPlaysOfficial]

@@Gchang54 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqmlpH2KaceDq5I hey 4 cylinders can put in work

[@codybarton3817]

except a subaru, those sound great

[@Baljeet_benchod.007]

@@QuantumPlaysOfficial lol I’m sure they do so can a 632 big block ls blueprint engine that 4 cylinder will blow up before it even reaches that kinda power potential

[@camarowland4]

Those aerocoupes looked so good. AND that valvoline scheme was perfect

[@Calebnelson24]

Neil's car is still in amazing condition I see

[@lethalshadeofficial]

As it should be. I've seen the car that Dale Earnhardt crashed in person. It has been restored and is still in great running condition as well

[@PaperBanjo64]

William Byron is running a throwback to this great car in Darlington.

[@ethan41623]

That little kid in front of the car in the blue shirt

[@extrovertedintrovert6579]

I still do that

[@skydive7054]

LOL

[@Kacpertost]

HAHAHAHAHAH

[@Kacpertost]

@Alec Miller probably

[@snaggorth3975]

Small toad, lol.🐸

[@PaulSter]

RIP Neil. One note - that definitely not what an actual stockcar race engine that raced in NASCAR sounds like, because it is not one. But hey, it's good enough for most people at shows. Probably just some old 350 they put in there for shows and MUCH, MUCH cheaper!

[@Marcos_Iglesias]

R.I.P. 1946 - 1994

[@jeremyhearne]

*Special feelings*

[@derekwall200]

that's an old school car there

[@RyanSteele92]

What motor did gm use for there stock cars in the 80's

[@PaulSter]

I think by the mid 80s, from what I've read, is basically junkyard small block (350s I expect), bored, and with material added to known weak spots in the blocks. Heads were aftermarket or custom. As were the internals. I always remember the way they would talk about Bill Elliott's shop back then having some kind of special secret to making hp and engines that held together. It was like "somewhere up the wooded Georgia mountains, Awesome Bill from Dawsonville was building incredible race motors." 🤠🇺🇸 Of course, nowadays, everyone but Toyota sources out their engines and have no stock parts, unless you consider some internals supplied by Chevy and Ford racing departments, stock. Toyota builds all their own engines and sends them to the teams.

[@tex1kvinybuilder646]

rip 15gallons of fuel

[@frilink]

MURICA

[@skydive7054]

we need to partition to ATLEAST get the 80's nascars back on the track. that thing is begging for it.

[@skydive7054]

@David Galea tru, but what i mean is to get old racers on the track with the next gens, they have the same top speed if not faster. if we cant bring back stuff from the 60's or 70's, at LEAST put the 80's cars like the monte carlo and the buick gnx on the track.

[@davidciabattonijr8170]

@@skydive7054 They do run nostalgic races.I had an old Rusty Wallace car I ran a few times. Edit:Just not on a true circle track..It was a road course car...Completely different set up than what is used for circles.

[@hadenfrench1561]

*petition

[@codybarton3817]

yeah, its own class would be so badass

[@PaperBanjo64]

That's what historical racing is for, there were some Formula 1 historical races this weekend in Monte Carlo, several cars were even driven by real former F1 drivers who drove for those teams.

[@JoeSmith-hm7tf]

Holy shit did you see the flames!

[@kiwiguy4764]

Stood next to a king petty car on your at a local drive in in 1980, the video doesn't do justice to how loud they really are still nice to see pontiac in race trim

[@nicklefevre3133]

V8 be like: 𝙈𝙖𝙣 𝙣𝙤𝙞𝙨𝙚𝙨

[@youknoweverything7643]

My asphalt alcohol breathing modified would be the only car that could contend with this non NASCAR engine

[@NotthatGuy17]

I thought he said flames. There were none.

[@supertyfon1736]

You must of heard 140+dB.

[@blownheadgasket5531]

how can a exhaust become louder then a straightpipe hahaha

[@joeythekid5042]

Their called boom tubes you can get them installed but I think they’re Illegal

[@earvlqzhdz7105]

Pontiac Grand Prix

[@Dr.Mcstaby]

I think the original iroc cars where louder than the nascar stock cars

[@thisguyderrick6782]

He protecc He attacc But most importantly HE DO REV

[@nerdyaviator732]

When the camera you use don't do it justice

[@screamndemon6094]

Your definitely a war thunder player

[@lolaopajaks247]

No need for 2step.

[@smoothpoon86]

Sounds like a family of lions being eaten by a family of dinosaurs

[@littledeel]

Clearly not a real NASCAR engine :|

[@littledeel]

Ballistic Plays I’m sure it did. But it’s still CLEARLY not a stock car engine. Doesn’t idle like one would have to. Doesn’t rev ANYWHERE NEAR what a stock car motor would have in those days. Sounds like a mild 355 Chevy or 350. Tiny cam. Idle turned up to make it sound a bit more like one. But still not a stock car motor in it. Looks great though.

[@littledeel]

Ballistic Plays not even one person covering they’re ears. If it was a high compression or high rev small block with real boom tubes it would’ve surely made some people cover they’re ears.

[@frigglebiscuit7484]

probably a target master 305 out of the junkyard LOL.

[@benjamins9121]

@@littledeel Definitely not just "mild" but yes it's not a real 10k rpm nascar motor.

[@dimjat]

Badass

[@ramongonzales9312]

It sounds like a cougar roaring when the audio peaked!

[@MysticHippo]

sexy

[@lucyloo2228]

He only revved it to 2k. Driver is scared of it.

[@suprarose1584]

Uh, no he didn’t? Why would he be scared of it, when it’s literally not moving?

[@professorroeland2583]

lekkor

[@thatwrbbrz119]

I feel like I know exactly where this was. Jacksonville FL, over off south side by the theater

[@emrekanli]

wtf isthat

[@jacksonrigney3108]

What motor did these cars have

[@captainboose8788]

SBC, 358

[@jacksonrigney3108]

@@captainboose8788 Hey thanks for answering man!

[@BigCheeseIsReal]

sweet flames that was awesome

[@BigButtocks967]

I’m still watching out for the flames.

[@BallisticPanzac]

I too, was disappointed!