StreetWeek Sweden Day 4 So many Cool Cars/Engines! 

The tyre wrinkle and hopping before it hooks up hard is sooooooo satisfying to watch, and the Volvo at 18:12 spinning the tyres and watching the rubber oscillate rapidly even in slo-mo was very interesting to see.

Yeah! Miles per hour is waay faster than kilometers per hour!

in norway its so strict

@@TheMizqo Its pretty much the same in Sweden. Just because there are rules doesnt mean you cant do it anyway ^^

Just drive and hope for the best 😂

You can drive anything that is running, that doesn't mean it's legal though. As you can tell by the video, many use the back roads where there's less to none officers around.

Great to see the UK Volvo guys made the trip to Sweden for StreetWeek. At 20:15 was that a wifi router on the dashboard or something custom?

He is talking about the flock.

@@jonasthemovie Yeah I'm sure you are right. Peter would know how to describe a "digital dashboard" anyway :)

@@Franksey180 The router is probably just part of Peters setup to edit/upload these videos on the fly. Not only are they racing, breaking stuff, wrenching and fixing what's broke, filming and dragging that caravan and all their stuff between raceways, but also editing and uploading the videos. The quality of the videos are impeccable, even under such circumstances.

Why? It's perfectly comprehensible.

@@erik.... Same. I have no trouble at all understanding his perfectly serviceable English. That said, if he chose to narrate in Swedish with subtitles, that would be a perfectly fine solution too.

@@erik.... 👍 You are right, I'm sorry if I came across as condescending. Nevertheless, it's always difficult to hear outdoors speech with background noises and fast speaking but ok, I'll get used to it🙏🏻🤗. It's such a cool project and worth the while.

Glad you enjoyed it

Come here to say this. Flock in English too.

Barra

@@jonasthemovie Ah, of course, australian power..

The whole chassis seems to be lenghtened for it! There is around 10cm extra right behind the front wheels.

Streek Week was born as a Swedish version of the various US events like Drag Week and Sick Week, where you drive your extremely not-street-legal race car between various tracks. So no, you don't haul in US, in that kind of events.

Im pretty sure none of the cars are street legal.

@@FortuneMax1 you pretty sure about that? If you see the videos you can also see them drive on the public road's between the races! So I'm pretty sure it's at least one class that road legal..

@@demonen1They have to drive between races too compete. Aka they just drive and hope for the best.

@@tjallaballa sure about that? Because the police should now that to and cash in plenty money 😂😂

@@demonen1 I Dont know if u live in Sweden but I do. These cars are NOT street legal. Not even close...

For a hobby that you love? Time and money are immaterial 😉

It is called having a "line lock" on your brake system. You disable the rear brakes with a switch so you can brake and gas at the same time allowing the rear wheels to spin.

Look at 13:10, he mentions a line lock. Google it and you'll get more info

@@davidaxman I see, thx for the clarification! I saw in the interior shots the Peter is doing sg on the middle console before starting to roll during the tire warm-up process. cool gadget!