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Fastest Power Wheels: I Wouldn’t Put My Kid in it – Would You?

By Ashley Anthony

LOS ANGELES, CA - DECEMBER 3: A close-up of a Porsche Boxster Spyder's wheel is seen during its debut during press preview days at the 2009 LA Auto Show at the Los Angeles Convention Center on December 3, 2009 in Los Angeles, California. Auto makers are expected to unveil at least 30 North American and world debuts at this year's show. The LA Auto Show will be open to the public December 4 through December 13. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)
LOS ANGELES, CA - DECEMBER 3: A close-up of a Porsche Boxster Spyder's wheel is seen during its debut during press preview days at the 2009 LA Auto Show at the Los Angeles Convention Center on December 3, 2009 in Los Angeles, California. Auto makers are expected to unveil at least 30 North American and world debuts at this year's show. The LA Auto Show will be open to the public December 4 through December 13. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images) /
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There are many things I would do in the world, but putting a little one behind the wheel of a 100 mph ride is not one of them. Look what these speed freaks did.

Probably one of the many reasons why you can only get your license when you a young adult and not at a tender age when you only able to reach the pedals of a Power Wheels small car. Where were these guys when all the kids were throwing a ball or kicking about?

They were busy playing some F1 game, believing they were Michael Schumacher. So while others like me were enjoying a baseball game over in the park, kids like these were parked in their parents’ garage, building little towns and building cars for those towns.

Which kid were you? I was a bit of both, too much energy to pour my heart into one thing so I was always ready to enjoy everything as a kid. One-on-One balling outside or fighting the good fight with little soldiers. Having the luxury and knowledge of building potentially the fastest Power Wheels in the world, was never a thought of mine though.

Here’s What This Power Wheels Offer A Kid Stuck In An Adult’s Body

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As displayed in the video above, what started as a DRZ400 motor has now been excitingly replaced with a 450 CC KTM dirt bike motor. Everything on this 911 Power Wheels is bigger and better, that inevitably makes it move a lot faster than even some of the day-to-day automobiles on the roads.

Some Specs of the 911 Power Wheels

  • Motor – 450 CC KTM dirt bike motor
  • Transmission – 6-Speed Transmission
  • Tank Size – 1.7 Gallon Fuel Cell
  • A Shift Linkage
  • An Electric Start
  • Idler Pulley/Chain Tensioner

To help make the body stronger, more meat was added to the 911. A new chassis was fabricated and installed with bigger tires to handle the power of the KTM. It took planning, welding, fabricating, and a whole bunch of upgrades for them to be bold enough to deem it the “fastest Power Wheels ever”.

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To add attitude to an already bold personality is  a sporty rear wing that looks like it’s about to cut butter out of the air. It’s a gocart on roids. So basically, this is no toy for a toddler and yes the adult with the kid stuck inside of him will be using it for races. Because that’s what it was made for.

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