Driving a Dirt Street Stock car for the first time!

Today we take the new IMCA Dirt Street Stock car for a test drive at Southern Oklahoma Speedway. Here is the RAW uncut footage both on the car and in first person!

[@youknoweverything7643]

Nice i remember my first time in a racecar racing was a asphalt street stock when I was 10 on a quarter mile asphalt track in cannada racing against my mom and my parents bought the track to keep it open a few more years till my dad retired from the airforce there and last time track was ever open. Well I'm 29 now and I got same camera in my super stock or nqscar latemodel stock is what it really is chassis wise with a built super latemodel motor it's a metric chassis rear track bar 4 link Ford 9 inch x and y braced custom drivers box no stock floor pan or fire wall late model my camera said I was turning 2.4 gs in center of corner at 98 miles per hour coming off the center of corner your flat footed here on the hige half mile high banked track top speed mine said was 112 mph which is screaming for this type of chassis and class. Only 10 mph slower then a super latemodel if this motor was in a tube chassis car with 10 inch instead of 8 inch hooisers it would be at 123 mph for sure screaming lol but nice video man I love seeing the mph and g force numbers in the car on the video just to see how fast other cars classes and tracks are top speed wise cuse 90 mph on a dirt track in a heavy street stock feels like 40 mph for real lol feels so slow until you watch from grand stands a heat race and your like well then it doesn't look as slow as it feels in the car lol

[@crazebo9703]

Yes

[@cookracing00c]

What app are you using?

[@VEDEMRACING99]

It's the go pro editing software. Go Pro 6 and later have GPS overlay that can be put ontop of the video using their sofware.