Unleashing the Veloster N | Pursuing a 500HP Supra on the Tail of the Dragon | Pure Sound POV 

Thanks bro, appreciate the kind words!

hahaha

Wouldn’t go that far haha, appreciate the kind words bro!

Miss you bro! Hope you're doing amazing!

Next time I’m following you to see what that gti do

But none compare to a focus rs

Most fun I’ve had in this car

I need more!!

​@Lrodriguez Media dude the car looks awesome btw I didn't think that rpf1s would look so good on our car's and did you notice a big difference in acceleration when you went from stocks to the enkei's

@@JorgeCabrera-zh7yr The weight difference alone was huge, the stocks with tires weighed in at around 60lbs, the rf1s with tires weighed in at around 42-45lbs iirc. Best bang for your buck wheels for sure!

@Lrodriguez Media yup they definitely are I had black rpf1s on my 10th gen si awesome wheels I'm thinking about getting them for the VN

No u

no u

It's such a capable car man! Surprises me every time! I used the Insta360 one X2 with the gecko triple suction cup mount! Hope this helped you!

@@LrodriguezMediait truly is! And thanks for the answer 🙏

Hahaha, to be fair it was his first time running the car like this in the mountains so he was getting a feel for it. I just came out with a video of my lead run if you wanna check it out! :)

Driver in the Supra is definitely a nube! I’d of been going a lot faster into the corners and pulling out in second gear like a rocket. This guy was way under driving that Supra!! 🤦‍♂️

Thanks! It’s just an AEM intake, no BOV

Oh for sure I agree! Unfortunately we were kind of pressed for time to attend a meet later so this is what I had to work with. My latest video with the moody weather has a better angle of both.

Just some phone mount i found at home depot, and the gopro mount is just the head mount from best buy

It was a dealer option for my car but there are kits that are aftermarket for it.

39F-35R is recommended on the door sill for best economy. 33 is for more front grip on the roads. You can do lower if you're on the track

Greater pressure generally equates to more traction/faster response time. Higher rear pressure invites the backend to rotate around quicker in a FWD. Generally its better to have lower front pressure for track use since the fronts will be receiving more heat (naturally raising the pressure) during extended sessions of braking and hard cornering. If a tire gets too hot from higher pressures, it will overheat and lose traction. The tire's compound determines this rate of endurance/maintenance of traction during a variety of load scenarios. High performance tires take this into account. Basic all seasons or winter tires, not so much.

Lol, just another fearmonger. As long as you yourself know your limits, are paying attention to other drivers, & are aware of the dangers they could present on the roadway to you, driving will always be very safe if you know how to & can react in a split second when a threat emerges. You may be at the wheel of a 3000+ lb speed machine but the wheel is /still/ in your hands after all. Dodge. Besides, significant risks can be managed appropriately, even more so, since you can choose when to drive in a spirited manner. There is a right time and place for everything. Always be aware of the risks but do not let yourself get distracted needlessly by "what ifs", maintain control at all times, & at utmost, enjoy the drive. There are always people like you on all of these driving videos that raise a hoot about "that one time when or what if x happened so don't ever even try to have fun" but on average, that kind of incident may be 1/1000 or less but, of course, elevated by chaotic stupidity in the spur of the moment by an unskilled driver. Tail of the Dragon practically invites driving enthusiasts so the mixture of skilled and unskilled is more prominent, allowing for anomalies to rise up from the pool of possibility.

Just an intake, BOVs sound like a choo choo train

@Lrodriguez Media awesome. Thanks!

LETS GOOO!

Not if you keep it at 8k xD

AEM Cold Air Intake, The mods are in the description if you were wondering about anything else!