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http://www.NowBackItUp.com is on a quest to find the fastest vehicle in the country. Do you, or someone you know, have what it takes to win?

http://www.FullTiltLife.com A few tips on the best way to roll race with cars and motorcycles at very high speeds. The Kings of the Street DVD brings you the scoop. Check out the DVD if you want a great evening of street motorsports action.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com and Kings of the Street Part 2 show the difference between roll race speed and speed limit speed. Visit the site and buy the DVD.

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http://www.FullTiltLife.com with another highlight clip from the Kings of the Street Part 2 DVD. If you are one of the few who have NOT seen this yet, do yourself a favor and click on the link above to purchase one.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com this is a highlight clip from the Kings of the Street DVD. Full length and resolution makes this whole race come alive. Suzuki gixxer GSXR1000

http://www.FullTiltLife.com shares another highlight clip from Kings of the Street Part 2 (the DVD). When a Suzuki Hayabusa isn't enough to do the job, creativity is required to film 200+ mph runs.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com this is the run just before the motor lets go in the Toyota Supra - (look for that video, too). Highlight footage from Kings of the Street Part 2. This DVD rocks. Buy it today!

http://www.FullTiltLife.com highlight from Kings of the Street Part 2 - a 1000HP Turbo Supra and a stock Suzuki Hayabusa line up for a roll race. The Supra drops into first rather than third gear ending the run in dramatic fashion. Check out the whole story on the Full Length DVD.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com shows the SECOND run from the Kawasaki ZX10R vs the Suzuki Hayabusa GSX1300 roll on matchup. This is a clip from the Kings of the Street Part 2 DVD, which can be purchased at the FullTiltLife web site.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com matches up two of the fastest motorcycles in the world to see which one will prevail in a roll on contest from 40-180mph. This is a highlight from the Kings of the Street Part 2 DVD, which you can get at the FullTiltLife web site.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com shows a Kings of the Street Part 2 video highlight. This is a very healthy matchup between a stock Italian Roadster and a single turbo Supra with a unopened motor (but with a big turbo).

http://www.FullTiltLife.com and Kings of the Street Part 2 present this clip showing a modest single turbo Toyota Supra vs. a Chevrolet Corvette in a roll race to 150.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com Shows a very frustrating race for the 12 rider. He is unable to get traction to the ground. The Yamaha just rides away. Get the Kings of the Street Part 2 DVD to see the whole thing in full rez.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com and the Kings of the Street Part 2 DVD match the benchmark Suzuki Hayabusa with a 1000 cc twin, the SV1000. This bike was a messenger bike with 100,000 miles on the clock. Fair fight? Perhaps not, but interesting to watch. Keep in mind the SV would blow a Harley Davidson's fringed handlebars off.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com and Kings of the Street show what happens when a 850HP street car on Nitrous Oxide meets a 500HP street bike with a stage three turbo kit.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com An unfortunate off-track excursion results in cartwheeling a beautiful Buell and a VERY sore back for the rider. Full details on the Kings of the Street Part 2 DVD.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com presents a Kings of the Street clip as the boys head out to play a car parked at a light delays the start of the action. Then we get the 500HP Camaro vs. the Stock FZ1 motorcycle.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com with an extremely close call after a Andersen Turbo Busa comes down from a big power wheelie. The ensuing tankslapper is so powerful that the front wheel ends up bending. GREAT SAVE by the rider, however. Kings of the Street Part 2 Highlight clip.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com shows a clip from the Kings of the Street Part 2 DVD. Getting people to the start with their highly strung, insane fast cars and bikes with the right mix of gas can be a challenge. Here some of the primary concerns.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com shows yet another classic matchup between two classic domestic muscle cars. Full details and tons more races available on the Kings of the Street Part 2 DVD.

Thanks to Mark @ Landspeedracingvideo.com shares a clip with http://www.FullTiltLife.com of John Noonan on his sleeved down 1000cc Turbo Suzuki Hayabusa making an unfaired pass at El Mirage Dry Lake Bed through the timing lights at a staggering 212.995 mph!

http://www.FullTiltLife.com and Kings of the Street reveal a very surprising result of a roll race between Honda's sport bike and Yamaha's sporting standard bike.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com and Kings of the Street Part 2 present a roll on between a Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster and a big single turbo Toyota Supra. The Lambo is given the jump, but is chased down because of the huge horsepower underneath the hood of the Supra. Awesome Full Length DVD is available if you want more of the same in FULL REZ

http://www.FullTiltLife.com and Kings of the Street present a FullTilt battle between two VERY fast vehicles. This roll on race runs from about 40 mph to 189 mph. The car melted a turbo coupler on the return pass. Car vs bike motorcycle is always interesting - especially when the bike is this fast - and gets beat!

http://www.FullTiltLife.com pays a visit to Heffner's house where some potential Kings of the Street lurk. The unfortunate part about owning vehicles that are extremely powerful is that they need to be worked on constantly. When I visited Florida to film KoS Part 2, I invited many of these cars out to join us. But none were in operational condition. Fast when running, but not King-worthy when they are not. Props to Jason for building some great cars, though. Next time, I hope they'll be ready to roll.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com clip - it is very rare to find an exotic owner who is eager to run. There are refreshing exceptions, however. Thank goodness. Kings of the Street Part 2 clip.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com shows how to line up a roll race when safety is the first consideration. Kings of the Street Part 2 DVD highlight. Be responsible and check the ego at the gate.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com and Kings of the Street Part 2 highlight yet another clip with a Busa and a Vette. This time, the bike is a Suzuki Hayabusa with a stock motor and the Chevy a highly modded supercharged Vette motor. A Hayabusa chase bike speedo captures the speeds.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com and Kings of the Street Part 2 show a quick highlight clip of two contenders going at it on a short closed course. Not an ideal location, certainly lacking in traction, too.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com shares some inside knowledge about working cameras when capturing footage from fast vehicles. The mounts, the placements and most critically, the person in control of the camera have EVERYTHING to do with how the video will appear.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com has a little fun with the Dodge Caliber while scoping out roads for Kings of the Street. Comparing the actual speedometer reading to the figures on the GPS show how accurate the speedometer is. The CV transmission is also interesting to see in action.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com and Kings of the Street Part 2 show what should have been an epic matchup in roll racing. Two huge Suzuki Turbo Hayabusas (one a Velocity kit, the other an Anderson) were prepared to go head to head on a clean roll to 200+mph with skilled and experienced riders wearing full safety gear aboard. However, an immediate equipment failure ends any possibility of the two bikes getting a clean run. Gilles Chain Adjusters, which are intended for racing use only fails the moment power is put through the drivetrain. Sometimes the blingy aftermarket stuff is less functional that the stock pieces they are meant to replace.

http://www.FullTiltLife.com and Kings of the Street share a clip showing a 500HP Stage 3 Velocity Turbo Hayabusa doing solo passes at GPS speeds exceeding 200 miles per hour. It is amazing feeling the bike tear past and listening to the shriek of the motor as it eats up the pavement. The air simply rips apart sounding like a giant strip of Velcro being torn asunder. Had this bike been geared up for the occasion, it could have easily hit speeds OVER 250mph. As it was, it ran out of gear at about 205mph. Never seen anything get to that speed as quickly, however – even with the ferocious wheelspin.