Mullet's FIRST Passes With His Completely NEW 4-Link Suspension... LET'S GO!!!

Summary

The video shows a YouTuber promoting a supplement sponsor in a satirical way by pretending to mix it into an RC plane. It then transitions to a car vlogger upgrading his drag racing car 'Mullet' with a new four-link rear suspension and tuning it at the track. After some successful test passes, the host says the car is ready for an upcoming Sick Week event where he will livestream the racing action. He credits his team for preparing the car quickly and making the new suspension work so well in just four runs.

Takeaways

• 😀 They installed a new 4-link rear suspension on the 'Mullet' car
• 👷‍♂️ The team worked hard to get Mullet and Ruby ready for Sick Week
• 🚗 Mullet ran several test passes to dial in the new 4-link suspension
• ⚙️ They made adjustments to the shocks, bars and tuning between passes
• 🏎 Mullet ran a best of 114 mph in the 1/4 mile so far
• 🎥 The team will livestream Sick Week on the Freedom Factory+ pay per view
• 🔧 Tom Bailey says there will be 350 cars participating in Sick Week
• 🏁 Sick Week starts on January 28th and includes laps at the Freedom Factory
• 📹 Freedom Factory+ is offering 50% off Sick Week livestreams with code SICKWEEK
• 💯 Magazine subscribers get free access to the Sick Week livestream

Q & A

What modifications were made to the car Mullet?

Mullet was modified with a new rear four-link suspension and shocks from Leroy in order to improve traction and stability.

What event is the car being prepared for?

Mullet is being prepared for an upcoming Sick Week event.

What was the goal for the test passes at the racetrack?

The goal was to test the new four-link rear suspension and achieve a 2.90-3.30 second 330 foot time.

How did the car perform during the test hits?

Overall the test hits went well. The best run was a 2.99 second 330 foot time before lifting off the throttle.

What further adjustments need to be made?

Some rear steering needs to be added to keep the car driving straight when the front tires come off the ground.

How will the live stream for Sick Week be handled?

Freedom Factory's pay-per-view service Freedom Plus will handle the live streaming for Sick Week.

Who is tuning the car?

Pete Harrell is tuning the car and will be assisting during Sick Week.

What other cars are being prepared for Sick Week?

In addition to Mullet, the cars Ruby and another unnamed car are also being prepared for Sick Week.

How many cars are expected to participate in Sick Week?

There are expected to be around 350 cars participating in Sick Week.

When does Sick Week start?

Sick Week starts on January 28th.