Lamborghini vs. Trans Am Showdown: Texas Race Results
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In a thrilling showdown brought to you by Hoonigan, a Lamborghini and a Trans Am go head-to-head on the Texas tarmac. Kenny Tran's modified 2018 Lamborghini packs a punch with a twin-turbo setup and a beastly 1400+ wheel horsepower. With upgrades like a Stage 5+ transmission and a custom turbo, this Lambo means serious business. Not to mention its ability to switch from all-wheel drive to rear-wheel drive for that perfect launch.
On the other side, we have Justin's Trans Am, a true American muscle machine powered by a Texas Speed 427 LSX block and a monstrous single turbo pushing out a jaw-dropping 1680 horsepower to the wheels. This Trans Am means business with its powerglide transmission, custom Texas Speed cam, and full race setup. The race between these two automotive titans ends in a victory for the Trans Am, showcasing its raw power and performance on the track.
The Lamborghini, with its sleek Italian design and cutting-edge technology, faced off against the Trans Am, a symbol of American muscle and horsepower. Kenny Tran's finely tuned Lambo put up a good fight, but Justin's Trans Am proved to be the ultimate winner on race day. The showdown between these two automotive legends is a testament to the diversity and excitement of the automotive world, where speed, power, and performance reign supreme.
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