**LMR on Street Outlaws Dec 2**
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You don't have to have a TV show or own a shop to be fast. Most high HP street cars roll race here anyways. I'm not saying one way of racing is better than the other, just seems to be more common here. Brazoria County has several "street cars" sitting in the garage under car covers that welcome any challenge.
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As long as I can remember a chase is a race.why would u let someone jump and try to run them down.so if he would of caught him he would of said u jumped and I still ran u down now pay me.and Steven would of said no I jumped farm truck would of been pissed....diff towns has diffrent rules when Dallas comes to the track for grudge race events here there rule is red light no pay bull crap u red light at the track u lose.
#111
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All the street races I have been to if you chase then you raced and it counted. If someone jumped and the other car just sat there then it didnt count and the car that jumped would have to back up. Every area has there own rules and each car crowd seems to have there own way of street racing.
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I never would have believed that until I was around the filming of a reality. I was there and saw what really happened yet with some very creative editing they were able to make the show look completely different just by piecing different clips together and adding music etc.
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I never would have believed that until I was around the filming of a reality. I was there and saw what really happened yet with some very creative editing they were able to make the show look completely different just by piecing different clips together and adding music etc.