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Read 263,216 TimesPosted Jan 18, 2007, 5:55 ET by DrSpeed
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If those words make you crane your neck, looking for a monster truck flying through the air and crushing cars, then you were definitely at the Tacoma Dome for the Monster Jam this past weekend. The trucks were jamming around corners and flying over cars on a pre-determined track layout for the Monster Truck races. And later they had 90 seconds of time for the Monster Truck freestyle, where the trucks had free reign to do make the trucks pirouette through the air with the utmost grace, defying gravity, and even landing on their roofs!

Monster trucks have changed since their Bob Chandler brought them to life 30 years ago. Now, they sport 570+ cubic inch, methanol burning, mid-mounted big blocks and 30+ inches of nitro-charged suspension travel. This combinations allows them to clear huge jumps and land them with ease and pull wheelies at the flick of a throttle. There’s a lot of engineering that goes into building these modern day monsters.

Here’s a bit of trivia: Watching Monster Truck Jams on Saturday mornings as a kid is what led me to build my current truck.

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