10 Supercars I really like, and though unobtainable, I would like to own them
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I don’t want to get all philosophical and sentimental on this one, but since I just turned 20, and my teens ended, I wanted to reflect on my perception on expensive, seemingly unobtainable supercars. From childhood to my teenage years, I really have been going through an internal conflict really. As a child, I did not have much knowledge on cars, and like a moth attracted to a candy, I just found every supercar attractive. I did not know what made supercars special, but found them attractive a...
Top 5 Most Insane Drag Builds
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Drag racing. It is in my opinion, one of the simplest and most interesting, old-school forms of racing. 2 or more cars lined up on the straight track. One burnout to warm the tires. The cars are lined up at the start and the tires and engine are warmed up after the burnout-electricity in the air. The cars are at the signal, ready to take off, the drivers and everyone else are nervous, excited, on the edge, adrenaline pumping, hearts racing. The moment they get the call and the signal turns gre...
Yamaha RD350-The "Rajdoot" that Indians wanted
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Yamaha RD350. The “Rajdoot”. The two-stroke madness that provided performance that Indians hadn’t even imagined in their wildest dreams, which no other competitor could compete with. What made it so special? Let me explain.
So, the Yamaha RD350, also known as the Rajdoot, was a two-stroke sports bike that was launched in India in 1983 and was continued till 1989. It was internationally available, but the Indian version was detuned and specially modified for the Indian market to cut costs and...
5 Engine Choices for Drift Cars
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Hey guys! Now, listen. This is not a typical topic. I know that Indians might not find it practical. But, just imagine. Just imagine that you are lucky enough. Just imagine that you have found a really good handling, rear wheel drive car, that you can build for drifting. You have managed everything. The looks, the suspension, the tires, the brakes etc. But…you need an engine! You need a powerful engine that can burn some rubber and with which you can do some good sideways motion. But which eng...
