XMAX Giveaway Winner & Oreo-Themed McFlurry: FL2K Race Prep & Upgrades
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In this episode, the Cleetus McFarland team unveils the winner of the XMAX giveaway, a lucky chap named Dominic from Plymouth, Wisconsin. But that's not all, folks! They also give us a sneak peek of their upcoming race at FL2K, an event that has them positively buzzing with anticipation. And let me tell you, they've made some serious upgrades to their beloved McFlurry car that will leave you salivating.
First things first, they've gone all out with a jaw-dropping Oreo-themed paint scheme, paying homage to the iconic NASCAR Oreo design from the early 2000s. It's a sight to behold, and it's clear that Project Prime has worked their magic to transform this car into a true masterpiece. With its new look, the McFlurry is bound to turn heads and dominate the track.
But it's not just about appearances. The team knows that performance is key, which is why they've made some weight-saving modifications. They've replaced the doors with lightweight Lexan windows, giving the car a sleek and aerodynamic edge. And let me tell you, these doors are so light, you'll need to hold onto them tightly or risk them floating away like a helium-filled balloon.
But the changes don't stop there. They've also fitted a carbon front end, adding both style and strength to the McFlurry. And let's not forget the upgraded ignition system from Holly, which is capable of handling the immense power of this beastly machine. With these enhancements, the team is confident that the McFlurry is ready to unleash its full potential on the track.
With FL2K just around the corner, the team is putting the finishing touches on the car, ensuring that every detail is perfect. They're eager to hit the dyno and fine-tune the car's performance, with the help of Pete Harold, to ensure they have the winning edge. It's an exciting time for the Cleetus McFarland team, and they're ready to take on the competition and emerge victorious at FL2K. So buckle up, folks, because this is going to be one wild ride.
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