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

Sorry if this got posted already.

 

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

 

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

 

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.

 

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.

 

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

 

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

 

I think it is one of the FAST videos.

 

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

 

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.

 

Or as a rear brake pad.

 

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)

 

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.

 

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.

 

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.