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http://www.twistedhumor.com/cars/VIPER-race-small.wmv

883rwhp 99 viper vs lots of modded busa's in the outback... nice vid

nice vid but i thought a 883rwhp car would do better than that, and sound better. The bike riders looked pro but the viper driver was very average, very slow on the gear changes.

http://www.streamlinemotorsports.com/video.../beyond24mb.wmv

many makes of cars... lotus, lamb, mustang, porsche, honda (nsx), viper and more...

a few races, cruising, bike stunts.

i like this vid :) lots of $$$ in it + metallica :D ... anyone know the track ? edit: king nothing ---- i knew that :nowigetit

a lap of Nurburgring in a skyline :(

http://210.150.211.177/video/incar-final-6h.wmv

if that doesn't work and you still want it (it's good ;) ) go and rego and get it (takes a minute): http://www.fastdrive.org/download.php?view.119

Best Motoring:

http://auto.joins.com/upboard/pds/pdst/Bes...c-Challenge.asf

350Z vs. M3 vs. S2000 vs. Boxster w/ Skyline R34 GT-R

http://auto.joins.com/upboard/pds/pdst/Bes...ukubaBattle.asf

S15 vs. R34 vs. RX-7 vs. Supra - r34 gtr gets a really good start :D

http://auto.joins.com/upboard/pds/pdst/Bes...rcar_Battle.asf

BestMotoring_JDM_vs_SuperCars.

http://auto.joins.com/upboard/pds/pdst/Bes...s_SuperCars.avi

down hill racing in Japan

http://auto.joins.com/upboard/pds/pdst/Bes...geShowdown2.asf

A couple good touge vids

http://auto.joins.com/upboard/pds/pdst/Bes...ge_2WDvs4WD.asf

NSX-R2002_vsNSX-R1995

http://www.runeb.org/www_docs/Jexoticasite...vsNSX-R1995.mpg

Best_Motoring-NSX-R_DragRaces

http://www.runeb.org/www_docs/Jexoticasite..._DragRaces1.mpg

NSX-R

http://www.runeb.org/www_docs/Jexoticasite...NewTechINFO.mpg

Best_Motoring-SuperCar_Race

http://www.runeb.org/www_docs/Jexoticasite...perCar_Race.mpg

just get the r34 gtr ones if you cbf with them all.

ahahah 'you know there is some prick who brought a 4wd!'

thanks to jasmos from www.tremek.com ... original post here: http://www.tremek.com/forum/showpost.php?p...866&postcount=9

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