Intense Drag Race: Cadillac CTS-V vs Camaro SS - Hoonigan's This vs That
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In this exhilarating episode of Hoonigan's "This vs That," we witness a clash of automotive titans as two formidable machines prepare to face off on the drag strip. On one side, we have the menacing 2017 Cadillac CTS-V, owned by the enigmatic Kevin Tes, aka Pitbull TS. This beast of a car boasts a stock blower, generating an impressive 650 torque and 640 horsepower. With its 103 Kong throttle body and American Racing long tubes, this CTS-V is ready to unleash its fury. Americuh!
On the other side, we have the 2016 Camaro SS, piloted by a returning contender. This Camaro, affectionately dubbed the "Canadian Camaro," is not to be underestimated. Despite its stock GM L2 unblocking engine, it has undergone some serious modifications. Equipped with a lethal garage flex fuel kit, this Camaro is capable of running on E85 ethanol and regular gasoline, making it versatile and adaptable for any situation.
As the race commences, the anticipation is palpable. The Camaro takes an early lead, but the CTS-V refuses to back down. These cars are evenly matched, with each showcasing its own unique strengths. The Camaro's higher trap rating and aggressive sound give it an edge, while the CTS-V's automatic transmission and impressive torque converter offer a smooth and powerful performance.
In a thrilling display of skill and determination, the Camaro narrowly clinches victory by a nose. But the battle is not over yet. The competitors decide to run it back for a bonus round, eager to prove their mettle once more. In a stunning display of power and precision, the Camaro emerges triumphant once again, solidifying its place as the ultimate victor.
As the dust settles and the engines cool, one thing is clear: this clash between the Cadillac CTS-V and the Camaro SS has left us breathless. These cars, with their raw power and unrelenting spirit, have captivated our hearts and reminded us of the sheer thrill of automotive competition. The Hoonigan team, always ready to push the limits and embrace the adrenaline, has once again delivered an unforgettable showdown.
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