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The Minolta Toyota race car makes a great launch ramp.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvOisMobMz8
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So do other kart drivers skulls... but it doesn't count if you don't stick the landing!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZW_poBPFNUM
I'll upload more later, but we found out exactly how far down you have to park a GTR so that the HPA Golf can do a "Blues Brothers" and leave two tire marks on the roof...
Oh and we're thinking midget launching could be the next big online challenge. Rules are simple. Midget must be at rest when the "launch booster" impacts it. The primary (first) ramp vehicle must be at rest at that moment as well. The projectile must be a Diahatsu Midget, as won in the A-spec truck race. All other vehicles can be anything and in any number. Launch point is flexible. Distance is measured absolute from the pit road separation (where the blue box is) as reference. Must be documented with youtube video (photos are cool, but too easy to fake).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvOisMobMz8
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So do other kart drivers skulls... but it doesn't count if you don't stick the landing!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZW_poBPFNUM
I'll upload more later, but we found out exactly how far down you have to park a GTR so that the HPA Golf can do a "Blues Brothers" and leave two tire marks on the roof...
Oh and we're thinking midget launching could be the next big online challenge. Rules are simple. Midget must be at rest when the "launch booster" impacts it. The primary (first) ramp vehicle must be at rest at that moment as well. The projectile must be a Diahatsu Midget, as won in the A-spec truck race. All other vehicles can be anything and in any number. Launch point is flexible. Distance is measured absolute from the pit road separation (where the blue box is) as reference. Must be documented with youtube video (photos are cool, but too easy to fake).
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