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Exciting New Racer Coming to No Prep Kings in August: Introducing a Beautiful Screw Blown 1967 Mustang

Hello, Street Outlaws fans! Welcome to Street Outlaws Talks, your go-to source for all things related to the No Prep Kings (NPK) racing series. Today, we have some thrilling news about a new addition to the NPK lineup. A new racer is set to join the NPK series in Washington this August, and trust me, you won’t want to miss this!


Photo by Mallory Elizabeth Photography


A Glimpse at the New Contender

Recently, we came across some photos of a stunning big tire Eleanor Mustang being built at Lar Jeff Race Cars. This isn’t just any Mustang—it’s equipped with a powerhouse PJ's Racing Engines 499 Hemi. This is the same engine combination that has propelled racers like Jim Howe and Alex Laughlin to impressive speeds and performance levels.


The Power Behind the Machine

For those not familiar, the screw blown setup, particularly this 499 Hemi, is one of the most potent combinations in the NPK circuit. Jim Howe clocked an astonishing 207 mph at the London Dragway under less-than-ideal conditions and recently hit 371 at 203 mph. These figures are a testament to the sheer power and potential of this engine setup, often outperforming other screw blown and pro charger combinations in the series.


Photo by Mallory Elizabeth Photography


Meet the Team

Driving this beast of a Mustang will be Cole Pez, who is Brandon Pez’s son. The Pez family, well-known in the racing community, is renowned for their dedication and expertise. When you have a team like the Pez family behind an NPK car, you know it’s going to be a force to be reckoned with. It may take some time for them to dial everything in perfectly, but once they do, expect them to be a dominant presence on the track.


Photo by Mallory Elizabeth Photography


The Beauty and the Beast

This new Mustang isn’t just about performance; it’s also a sight to behold. With its sleek lines and powerful stance, it’s a beautiful addition to the NPK lineup. And it’s not the only screw blown 1967 Mustang joining the fray—Justin Swanstrom is also building his own version. However, the Pez family’s Mustang stands out, and with their racing acumen, it’s bound to make waves.


Photo by Mallory Elizabeth Photography


The Future of NPK

The NPK series is always evolving, and the introduction of new blood like Cole Pez and his incredible Mustang is a testament to that. With some of the veteran racers stepping back, fresh faces and powerful new machines are crucial for keeping the competition fierce and exciting. This new Mustang has all the makings of a race winner, thanks to its top-notch team and engine setup.


Photo by Mallory Elizabeth Photography


Looking Ahead

As we gear up for the next NPK event in August, all eyes will be on this new contender. While it takes a mix of skill, preparation, and a bit of luck to clinch an NPK victory, the Pez family and their screw blown 1967 Mustang have what it takes to go all the way.


Photo by Mallory Elizabeth Photography


Stay tuned for more updates and insights on the latest happenings in the NPK and Street Outlaws series. This season promises to be more exciting than ever with the addition of this beautiful and powerful Mustang. See you at the races!


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