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There is a video for proof but when Alltoys managed a similar feet he was bashed. I don't see a time slip, like they wanted from Alltoys. I don't think they mention how the times were recorded. Anyways take a look at the thread and leave some comments.

 

bbertram

Trying to convince rappy owners that the V is a formidable competitor is impossible unless they see first

hand what the V is capable of. They will swear up and down that an automatic trannied, 500+ pound

machine will get stomped by a lighter manual clutched rappy. Sure stock the rappy is faster but put an

aggressive spring and duals on and the V is faster than most of the high dollar machines. Actions speak

louder than words and the only way to get respect from raptor owners is to roost them.

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Alltoys claimed to manage a similar feat with a stock engine on nitrous and his cdi. An ignition is not going to give you those kinds of power gains. This Raptor is heavily modified and lightened as well. The Raptor was run on a track with timing eqipment as well which I trust more than someone with a stopwatch. I'm sure Alltoys has come up with some very innovative ideas for extracting maximun performance out of his prairie and v-force but watching that Raptor video should really put into perspective how fast a low 4 sec run really is.