How, how did these two Mustangs not crash, hit a wall, or break anything on their cars?

It’s a Mini Cash Day on the street, and 11 cars have shown up to do battle. Among them are a bunch of well-tuned Mustangs.

This is Voodoo Racing’s 94mm Turbo 2003 Mustang Cobra Street car. She puts down 1,300 horsepower, sounds like a banshee coming straight out of hell, and absolutely dominated this year’s TX2K15.

Fox Body Mustangs are well known in the drag racing world, but no Fox Body is as well-known as this one: the Beater Bomb.

Earlier this year, there seemed to be a tear in the fabric of time and space where all physics went out the window and something ridiculous happened. Watch this video of a 2014 Mustang GT with 20-inch rims running the drag strip in 8.84 seconds at 160 miles per hour first, then we’ll discuss it.

Under the hood of what looks like a pretty normal drag Mustang sits a 540 cubic inch engine that is force fed air by a PAIR of 88mm turbos. The result is 2,500 horsepower.

I love turbo cars. They make great wooshy noises and generally have enough horsepower and torque to restart a small planet’s gravitational field. Unfortunately, the turbo Mustang you see here hasn’t really been tuned properly and, well, things go wrong quickly.