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Classic garage band music of the 60's. I love it. BTW, when was this song recorded? Oh that there were a time machine and that I could go back to the mid 60's! What a time to be alive! The cars, the girls, the music...

@Xigano1 What utterly stupid and worhtless comments. You are an idiot. Sounds to me like you are a disenchanted Nazi or Japanese imperialist, or worse a terrorist. Somehow, 9/16" 50 caliber shells raining down on you would be fitting.

What exhaust set up are you running?

Classic 60's. What a time to be a teenager. The girls, the music, the cars. TV was better, the food was better, life was better. There will never be a time like that ever again.

Well, I am in the over 30 crowd. One way to distinguish from those under 30 is by our spelling. We use "you're" instead of "your" like comicspooky just did. We also know the difference between to and too they're, their and there. And, we are known by the music of the 60's. I'll take Eric Burdon a...

Sports Car racing at its zenith. All star drivers, Ferrari 512, Porsche 917, Steve McQueen, and of course, Sebring in its 5.2 mile glory. Epic race.

True classic. I have virtually all of the Glory Days taped on VHS. I was a teenager back then and thought I had died and gone to heaven to see these cars race. Cars today are much faster and reliable, but there was something about the atmosphere of racing in the 60's that cannot be replicated. I ...

Gary Knutson of McLaren is credited for McLaren's use of staggered length intake trumpets. By using two different intake tract lenghes, he was able to smooth a double-humped torque curve that had been characteristic of big Chevy V8's used previously in Can-Am. In any event, the staggered velocity...

Ah, 1969. Times Grand Prix at Riverside. That amazing Ti-22, plus the Ferrari 612 driven by Amon and the Mclarens and others. Peter Bryant, what a great designer. And to think I actually got to see these cars first hand. The Ti-22 was the only car capable of challenging Mclaren in '69 and '70. Th...

Nice. I was there for that race. I was standing just about where you wre filming. It had rained that weekend and the track was dirty/muddy. When raceday came, it was sunny and the track dried out. When the cars took the green flag, clods of dirt flew into the air. I was in awe because not only we...

The 2H was supposed to have raced in '68, but was not ready in time, so an updated 2G was used. The 2H was driven in '69 by John Surtees. The car was originally a coupe, but Surtees protested and the car was reconfigured. It had a De Dion rear axle and ultimately ran with a humongous wing at Lagu...

@11WWEvoX DGMotors rocks, no doubt about it. When are you going to have them do a full makeover on your Evo? With that motor in the video, that should handle most of the cars where you live!

If I lived in NY, I would be over to your shop in a heartbeat. Seriously, you have some of the sickest Evos I have ever seen. It is great to see someone of your talent tuning cars like the Evo to extract the maximum performance out of them. Count me in as a fan of yours.

For the money spent on a FR turbo, plus all the other things needed to make an Si go fast, it would have been much smarter to have gotten an Evo from the get go. With all the money I have spent on my 8th Gen Si, I could have easily have gotten a nice Evo and for 3k, made a super fast car. The pro...

Fun race, but really, an Evo is head and shoulders above a Civic Si. I should know, I have both, an '07 all motor Si and an Evo X. What the 8th Gen Civic guys fail to mention is that they can only go 3rd gear on the freeway. You will never see an Si like this go from a dig against an Evo. They ca...

Dang, I was really hoping Rhys would win this. What a shame that the brakes gave trouble toward the end of the run. It does seem like Rhys is faster on the pavement, but Monster's Suzuki seems to do better on dirt. I can hardly wait for next year. After a couple years' development on the Hyundai ...

@ledanka1. The car was owned by the brother of a classmate whose name was Dave MacDonald. I forget the older brother's first name as he was several years older than me. He had one wicked 396 Camaro too at one time. Given the fact that there were not many '68 Hurst Olds made, you could have very l...

Umm alexbrunkay, better look and listen again pal. That is an Si. If you can't hear VTEC, you are tone deaf.