Take a look at this, Justin Swanstrom wins US Street Nationals & Prenup up for Sale Again!
In the electrifying world of street racing, Justin Swanstrom has once again left an indelible mark, securing victory at the highly competitive US Street Nationals in the no time class. Swanstrom, renowned for his exceptional racing skills and the prowess of his NPK car, took the checkered flag with a bold move – unleashing the full potential of his machine by incorporating a powerful screw blower operating at an impressive 125% overdrive.
The NPK car, equipped with 275s, had been tearing through the streets with formidable speed. However, Swanstrom decided it was time to push the limits, unleashing the screw blower and transforming his racing machine into a powerhouse that surpassed its own NPK trim. The recent win in Orlando, just a week and a half prior, was a testament to the car’s prowess, setting the stage for the US Street Nationals triumph.
What makes Swanstrom’s victory even more intriguing is the decision to put his iconic car, affectionately known as ‘Prup,’ up for sale once again. This move has sparked curiosity within the racing community, with fans and enthusiasts speculating about the motives behind this decision.
Prup, a consistent winner on both big tires and radios, has proven its mettle in various categories, with the exception of Pro Mod – a testament to its non-conformity to the Pro Mod specifications. Swanstrom’s decision to part ways with Prup raises questions about his future plans. Could it be a strategic move to fund the acquisition of a new racing machine, or perhaps the capital is earmarked for the construction of a Pro Mod he’s rumored to be working on?
The racing community remains on the edge of their seats, eager to uncover the next chapter in Justin Swanstrom’s storied career. Regardless of the motive behind the sale, there is no denying the success and impact Prup has had in various racing arenas. The car’s potential on big tire, no time, small tire, and Pro T5 events has been undeniable, leaving fans optimistic about its future, should it find a new owner.
In a recent video, Swanstrom provided insight into the power unleashed by the screw blower, noting a significant boost in performance during testing. The decision to run the screw blower at 125% overdrive resulted in a remarkable increase in horsepower, and fans are left eagerly anticipating the untapped potential of Prup on the 275s.
As the racing world watches with bated breath, one thing is for sure – Justin Swanstrom’s strategic decisions and racing prowess continue to keep the street racing scene ablaze. The sale of Prup may mark the end of an era, but knowing Swanstrom’s track record, it could very well be the beginning of an exciting new chapter in his illustrious racing journey.
