Take a look at this, Justin Swanstrom’s New Tuner for No Prep Kings Galot!
In the high-octane world of street racing, consistency is the key to victory. And in the latest twist of the popular series “Street Outlaws,” Justin Swanstrom is turning to a new tuner for this weekend’s No Prep Kings event at Galot. Let’s dive into the details of this exciting development.
The stage is set for a thrilling showdown, but there’s a twist in the script. Justin’s father, Big Country Cory Swanstrom, won’t be able to attend the prestigious Invitational class at Galot. Instead, a renowned tuner from Modern Racing, Justin Elks, will be stepping into the shoes of tuning responsibilities for Justin Swanstrom’s car. It’s a change that has the racing community buzzing with anticipation.
Last night, the duo made several test runs, and the car showed tremendous promise. It appeared fast, consistent, and poised for success. But the plot thickens when we consider the environmental factors. The track conditions for the event are expected to be quite chilly, with temperatures hovering around 65 degrees Fahrenheit, while the density altitude (DA) will be remarkably low. These conditions spell one thing – power. With such favorable circumstances, the boosted cars are anticipated to make an impressive amount of power on the track.
Some had speculated that the car’s previous inconsistencies were due to the tuner, but that notion is quickly dismissed. Cory Swanstrom, a veteran tuner, boasts an impressive track record, having fine-tuned an array of vehicles, from screw blowers to turbochargers and nitrous. He’s tackled it all, and with resounding success. The inconsistencies were attributed to an electrical problem, particularly a troublesome wiring harness that caused the motor to backfire and even blow the blower off the engine. Thankfully, they’ve managed to identify and resolve the issue, and the motor is running smoothly.
The team’s determination to enhance the car’s consistency has been relentless. Their rigorous testing regimen, which has involved trial after trial, demonstrates their unwavering commitment to the sport. They’re not just chasing speed; they’re after reliability, making the car competitive during both day and night.
As the event approaches, all eyes are on Justin Swanstrom and Justin Elks. Justin Swanstrom currently sits at 14th or 15th place in the main Invitational points standing. However, the No Prep Kings event at Galot offers an excellent opportunity to improve his points position. With this weekend’s race offering points and a half, and another points and a half race next weekend, there’s ample room for the team to capitalize. The final race, which is worth double points, could be the game-changer they need.
Justin Swanstrom’s dedicated fans are eager to see their favorite racer’s performance, hoping for a triumphant weekend. With the capable Justin Elks as the tuner, the possibilities seem endless. And the future looks promising for the team, as Big Country Cory Swanstrom will return to his role behind the keyboard next week.
In the midst of this exhilarating development, there’s another subplot brewing, and it’s all about the cars. Fans are eager to catch a glimpse of the new Lexus and a new Camaro slated for next year, adding more excitement to an already electrifying season.
As we eagerly await the action-packed weekend at Galot, the story of Justin Swanstrom’s quest for consistency serves as a reminder that success in street racing is about more than just speed. It’s about the unwavering dedication, relentless pursuit of perfection, and a little twist in the storyline that keeps us hooked to the world of “Street Outlaws.”
