The Horsepower Wars $10K Drag Shootout brought together four teams, four cars, and just ten days to build with a strict $10,000 budget. On the line: bragging rights and a $10,000 cash prize.
A Twist of Fate Before the Finals
The series took an unexpected turn when a transporter fire badly damaged two of the cars. Fortunately, the Enemies Everywhere Camaro avoided serious harm, sustaining almost no damage. The setback delayed the 2019 event, pushing the finals to early 2020.
The long wait only fueled the drama leading up to Lights Out 11 at South Georgia Motorsports Park in Cecil, GA, where the championship would finally be decided.
Qualifying Dominance
Three rounds of qualifying made it clear: Enemies Everywhere’s TurboRoo Camaro was the car to beat. With back-to-back 5.59-second passes in the 1/8-mile, the Camaro secured the top spot. The closest rival qualified at 5.90 seconds.
The Dream Team Mustang suffered engine troubles and Midwest Mayhem’s G-body lost traction in Round 1, leaving just two contenders for the final showdown.
The Epic Final Showdown
That set the stage for a head-to-head battle: ‘Team Bigun’s Moonshine Missile’ vs. ‘Enemies Everywhere’s TurboRoo Camaro.’
The result? One of the closest races you’ll ever see. Just .0091 seconds separated the two cars. And when the smoke cleared, it was Enemies Everywhere standing victorious — with MS3Pro EFI calling the shots every step of the way.
What the Competition Ran
The other three cars relied on various Holley setups:
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Holley HP EFI
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Holley Terminator X EFI
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Holley Dominator carburetor
Only one team chose to invest their budget in the right engine management system: MS3Pro. That decision paid off. The Enemies Everywhere Camaro was the only car to run clean, make consistent passes, and ultimately secure the win.
Results That Speak for Themselves
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Fastest qualifying times of the weekend
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Consistent clean runs
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Championship victory
MS3Pro proved itself as the system that delivers when it matters most.
So ask yourself:
Are you just another “Monkey See, Monkey Do” follower, bolting on generic parts?
Or do you have the guts to stand apart and choose proven performance with MS3Pro?
