Bill Ball

Anybody know Mike?
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...oid=1405173556

Sorry if this got posted already.

UNTS1

Ive seen this video before but not on myspace. Isnt that a turbo?

DonT

I believe that was on the "F-A-S-T supercharger" web site.

Imo000

I can't look at that site from work, but if it's a red 928 on a very small bike parth looking road then it's probalby the F.A.S.T. demo car.

Bill Ball

It looks similar to the old FAST video, but not identical. Maybe it is another one. I believe Mike is from SoCal. He posted another video link to another car, but he also had a couple of this car.

Mongo

Sweet Car. I'd hate to live life as a tire though

H2

Like the guy who found a magic lantern..rubbed it...got a wish. "I wish I were a true stud!" and the last they heard of him he was a snow tire somewhere down in Utah. (old joke, sorry).

H2

Rick Carter

I think it is one of the FAST videos.

anonymousagain

slight whistle to exhaust note as it passes the camera - sounds turbo.

killav

This is one of the F.A.S.T. video's. I downloaded it a long time ago when I had my 84. I would watch it over and over and send it out to my buddies. I even kept a picture of the underhood shot on my computer from around April 2002. Good video.

Larry928GTS

Or as a rear brake pad.

IcemanG17

This was one of the 1st 928 videos I ever saw.......made me want an S/C 928 SO BAD......then I saw Bills burnouts in person......his sharktoberfest burnout (this year)that almost nobody saw was unreal.....even better than last year!! I know, since I drove through it (cough cough)

hacker-pschorr

My thoughts exactly - a stock 928 automatic can do a burnout like that pretty easily. 5-speed takes a bit of footwork, but still possible all the same.

Larry928GTS

I remember my Dad telling me some guys "back in the day" used to remove or disable the rear brake shoes to make it even easier. I guess that was basically the economy version of a line lock. Don't think that all of the smoke that you're seeing is necessarily from the tires either.

JEC_31

That reminds me of another internet classic, the laughing-gas fed late model Firebird on a lonely two-lane in corn country whose pilot thinks he's doing a burn-out - when in fact he's completely destroying his stock clutch. The engine roars, the rear wheels sit still, and the smoke billows. He figures it out - but not before going too far, and winding up getting towed home.