If you’ve been paying attention to this site for any period of time, you’ll most likely know that we’ve been covering the all out drag racing war between the guys over at AMS Performance and ETS.

It seems that every other week, the guys from AMS Performance swap the GT-R quarter mile record with Extreme Turbo Systems, or vice versa.

AMS Performance had a lot riding on this year’s Texas Invitational King of the Streets event. It was defending the title it won in 2014, so you might think the tuner wouldn’t leave anything to chance with its Nissan GT-R development car, aka Alpha Omega.

Whether you love them or hate them, the Fast & Furious movies have plenty of car chases and stunts in them for us gearheads.

Find out if you can actually see the end of the following video, which features a doomed Ferrari racing a 700-horsepower Nissan GT-R. You might cringe too hard and miss it.

In the world of fast cars and fast bikes, people tend to get a bit antsy when you put them together. It turns usually into a “expletive” measuring contest in terms of who can outpace who.

Remember that wild video we had last year of the crazy tuned custom Lamborghinis running the streets of Tokyo with strobe lights, open doors and enough chrome to put Peterbilt out of business?