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* PropRecycling: The Leveler was originally used in a Toyota commercial demonstrating the torque and braking ability of their Tundra pickup, as seen in this ad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeZ0hLTg0sM
* PropRecycling: The Leveler was originally used in a Toyota commercial demonstrating the torque and braking ability of their Tundra pickup, as seen in this ad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeZ0hLTg0sM
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* ExecutiveMeddling: According to Fielding Shredder's interview with the Vinwiki Youtube channel, the executives behind Hyperdrive were not car people and didn't entirely understand how to run what was essentially a gymkhana [[Creator/KenBlock gymkhana]] competition. Apparently, the contestants were not allowed to practice on the actual course before making their timed runs. There was a practice area, but that consisted of a skidpad and a cone slalom. This complete ban on practice made Walk on Water even worse, as none of the contestants knew how deep the water was until they made their qualifying run.
* PropRecycling: The Leveler was originally used in a Toyota commercial demonstrating the torque and braking ability of their Tundra pickup, as seen inthis ad: https://www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeZ0hLTg0sMcom/watch?v=aeZ0hLTg0sM this ad]]
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* ExecutiveMeddling: According to Fielding Shredder's interview with the Vinwiki Youtube channel, the executives behind Hyperdrive were not car people and didn't entirely understand how to run what was essentially a gymkhana competition. Apparently, the contestants were not allowed to practice on the actual course before making their timed runs. There was a practice area, but that consisted of a skidpad and a cone slalom. This complete ban on practice made Walk on Water even worse, as none of the contestants knew how deep the water was until they made their qualifying run.run.
* PropRecycling: The Leveler was originally used in a Toyota commercial demonstrating the torque and braking ability of their Tundra pickup, as seen in this ad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeZ0hLTg0sM
* PropRecycling: The Leveler was originally used in a Toyota commercial demonstrating the torque and braking ability of their Tundra pickup, as seen in this ad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeZ0hLTg0sM
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ExecutiveMeddling: According to Fielding Shredder's interview with the Vinwiki Youtube channel, the executives behind Hyperdrive were not car people and didn't entirely understand how to run what was essentially a gymkhana competition. Apparently, the contestants were not allowed to practice at all on the actual course before running the course.making their timed runs. There was a practice area, but that consisted of a skidpad and a cone slalom. This complete ban on practice made Walk on Water even worse, as none of the contestants knew how deep the water was until they made their qualifying run.
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