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Old 06-17-2018, 02:21 PM
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Yesterday my son and I went to the American Muscle Mustang show at Maple Grove raceway. It is one of if not the largest Mustang show in the country. Over 3000 mustangs and 10,000 people. After my son was in the revving contest we were getting ready to leave and the photographer ran over and told us stick around. Never expected it but I won best in show for my class 2015-2018. over 1/3 of the cars were in this class. Here's a video of him he was nowhere as aggressive as the other contestants. I think the winner hurt his motor and he had to get back to Tennessee. These guys were just sitting there for 30 secs bouncing off the rev limiter not good. We mostly did it to donate to the charity. Make a Wish.

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Old 06-17-2018, 06:28 PM
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Tell us more about the rev competition. Is it like the burnout competition where nowadays ya don’t win unless ya blow the tires up? They go by tone ? Decibels? I can see this soon will be gotta bust a block to win. Oh nice car
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Thanks for the compliments. The revving competition was supposed to be crowd response, but I think they made it go the way they wanted. The final cars were just sitting there bouncing off the rev limiter for the entire time and I am pretty sure the one guy hurt his motor. Our 99 is loud and my son has wanted to do this for several years so I let him do it only punching up and then getting off. The guys that were in the final all had long tube headers no cats and straight pipe out. He had fun that's all I care about. It's all about being with him. I never thought I would win anything but my car is pretty much one of a kind and a lot of the others kinda look alike with the same mods, stripes ect...not really sure but it looks great on the resume. Next summer we are hoping to go to Mustang week for his 21st birthday.
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Congrats Charles!

We used to call the rev limiter the warm up gear in rental cars when I traveled for a living....You'd put that poor rental car in low 1 and hold it to the floor driving down the road for about the first mile or two the whole time the engine was bouncing of the rev limiter and you had heat coming from the heater real fast....that kind of activity is probably frowned upon.
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