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I have seen this before i belive GTART sign down the side it is there car and there dyno it was to see what the car would run down the 1/4 mile as there a not many drag tracks in the UK

There was one of GTR700 coming on boost on the dyno and almost jumping off.

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There was one of GTR700 coming on boost on the dyno and almost jumping off.
I believe that video was taken at CRD when the car didnt have any of the front panels on it and also had about 3 guys in the back trying to hold it down.

If you watch that GTR700 vid closely the driver didnt have control of the wheel so it tried to jump....

But what blew me away was the fact that they launched it on the dyno... Not just power through the gears... But actually launch... Floor it and dump....

The flames were an awsome touch to a skyline that would most certainlly eat that sick civic....

BTW The video is from the UK

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