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Chris @ Oct 20th 2006 9:16AM
I know there are street legal GT-Rs and even WRXs that can do the 1/4 mile in low 8's on street-legal semi-slicks. Which obviously is slower than this monster (which I'd be suprised if it wasn't using slicks there, otherwise it wouldn't launch so well), but then again they'd also make this thing look like an Aveo on an actual race track. But then again those are cars built by large tuning companies (like HKS for example), not by some guy doing everything in his garage which is very impressive. And if you'd only count RWD cars though then I'd have no idea of anything that could really touch this while remaining street legal.