Monday, December 13, 2010
The Winged Express driver passes the competition on the far side of the track, between the other dragster and the wall, post burnout lane change
Learned about it in the Feb 2011 Hot Rod magazine, Roddin at Random. Too bad Hot Rod isn't more focused on drag racing and hot rods instead of new Chevy LS engine head tech articles and putting LS engines into a 1979 Camaro. When did a 79 Camaro with any engine ever define "Hot Rod"?
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