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Snow Drifting Showcase

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North Carolina Winter Storm: LSXcalade and Monte Carlo Snow Drifting! (Rev Limiter On Everything)

What happens here

The video begins by showing a black Chevrolet Monte Carlo, lightly covered in snow, parked outside a garage. The engine is then started, showcasing its powerful rumble. Following this, a blue Cadillac Escalade, equipped with BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A tires, is seen performing drifts and donuts in a snow-covered open area, kicking up significant amounts of snow and exhaust vapor. The black Monte Carlo then takes its turn, executing controlled drifts and donuts in the snow. A small black NASCAR-style Go-Kart, numbered 29 and branded 'DELMARS LAWN CARE', is also shown being driven and drifting in the snow. The driver of the Escalade comments on the superior performance of four-wheel drive in these conditions.

Goal: Demonstrate various vehicles drifting and performing stunts in snow

Tools and materials

  • Cadillac Escalade LSXCALADE Cadillac — Performing drifts and donuts in the snow, equipped with a 2000 horsepower turbo LS engine
  • Chevrolet Monte Carlo Chevrolet — Performing drifts and donuts in the snow
  • NASCAR-style Go-Kart — Drifting and driving in the snow

What they say

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All-wheel drive is much better. This is a real snow apocalypse, Charlotte's version. Elvis' old tires on the Escalade. We're going to go out and see what it can do in the snow. Actually, we'll take everything out to test it in the snow. Even cards. But I won't get into karts. So you'll have to manage. Yes. Okay, let's get this thing going. We have four-wheel drive engaged , let's see if we can do some donuts. I think we should start a "cash" business, Karlin. What will I do? I guess I'll go while the door is open. Yes. Finally warmed up and ready. It is very capricious in the cold because it is still on ethanol. The settings are not designed for such cold. When would you even use this? It's so funny—watching him let the exhaust condensate out onto those tires in the snow. It's just a complete change of state. Yes. Does anyone else intentionally take their 2000 horsepower turbocharged LS out into the snow? No. Only us. These tires may rub a little, but that's okay. So, it works really well. Can you go out and film this? Yes. You won't kill me? No. Good. to say how strange it is. The video from my phone looks much better to me. Well, we can use both. This is why you should never trust a GoPro today. I just want to say, if you're not subscribed, then we probably deserved it by doing this. Nobody else, it's the coolest thing in the world. We're just having fun here. Okay, I'll twist a little more . These BFGs look incredibly good. I will do that. This thing is almost too good to drift on this little patch. That was really cool. Really? Yes. Do you think we should try Monte Carlo now? Yes. We'll get stuck. I don't even care. We'll pull it out in an Escalade, because this thing, like, really works. Everything is fine. You could manage this. These tires, by the way, are almost bald. And they're, like...I'd drive to the store in them right now. However, old all-terrain tires are very different from regular ones. Yes, these tires really grip the snow well. White lettering BFG. You won't find anything better. Okay, back to the GoPro 8. Oh, back to this old one. It's strange, almost unsurprising, that the screen in front is no longer there . I'm kind of used to it now. Are the janitors working? They used to work, but they're kind of sluggish or just so slow when you turn them on that they take 20 minutes. It seems like you've been using them for days, and that's it . I...I don't know. Just

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