Take a look at this Memphis Cash Days 2025: Big Wheel Street Racing Brings Heat, Horsepower, and Hype!
Big wheel racing returned to the gritty streets of Memphis with the ONLY Big Wheel Cars Street Race – MEMPHIS Cash Days, delivering raw street action, monstrous builds, and a jaw-dropping finale that silenced all doubters. This year’s event raised the bar with more turbocharged beasts, nitrous-fueled monsters, and big personalities competing for cash and clout. Here’s a full breakdown of the highlights, winners, and behind-the-scenes moments that made this race a must-watch.
What Is Memphis Cash Days?
Memphis Cash Days is a grassroots street racing event featuring big wheel cars—classic American muscle or donk-style vehicles with oversized rims (often 24 inches or more) and high-powered setups. Unlike track racing, these ⅛-mile street battles rely on real-world grip, fast reaction times, and street-tuned builds.
Race Highlights & Fan Favorites
🔥 First Turbo Car & Crowd Favorites
The action started with the appearance of a sleek, soft-top turbo car—the first of the night—sparking interest among racers and fans alike. The crowd also welcomed returning builds from previous events, including the legendary “Skins” and his secretive turbo Cutlass.
💥 Skins: The One to Watch
Skins avoided sharing too many details but quickly proved his worth by winning multiple heats. He showcased consistent launches and massive top-end pulls, cementing his place as a semi-finalist.
🐍 Hellcat Dominates Early Rounds
A rowdy Hellcat, known last year for traction issues, shocked everyone by tearing through the field. In one heat, it overtook a Caprice with a three-car lead, leaving jaws dropped and the crowd cheering.
🏁 Camaro vs Cutlass Showdown
Classic matchups between G-bodies and third-gen Camaros defined the early rounds. Wheel spin and traction issues proved costly for some, allowing well-balanced builds to shine.
Memorable Moments
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Line lock DIY: Racers leaned on friends rather than tech to hold the line—showing just how authentic the street scene is.
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Jump Starts: Several races included early launches (“jumps”), adding drama and controversy to eliminations.
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DIY Builds: Steve, one of the finalists, discussed building his Cutlass from a roller with a custom 408 stroker and nitrous setup. His resilience paid off.
Final Races: Boots vs. Steve
In a dramatic final face-off, Steve’s LS nitrous Cutlass took on Boots’ supercharged Hellcat. Despite Steve’s consistent grip and performance, Boots shocked everyone by finding traction, launching hard, and beating Steve by half a car length.
🔥 Boots Wins Memphis Cash Days 2025! 🔥
The same Hellcat that everyone wrote off last year due to poor grip came back stronger and silenced the critics.
“All of our comment section from last year said that car would never hook up. This year, he took home the entire thing,” said the host.
Why Big Wheel Racing Is Exploding
This event is more than racing—it’s culture. The Memphis Cash Days showed that big wheel racing is about:
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Creativity in custom builds
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Street-level competition
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Unfiltered fun and authenticity
Big wheels may be flashy, but behind the glam is real engineering, real risk, and real performance.
Conclusion
Memphis Cash Days 2025 proved once again that big wheel street racing is more than just a trend—it’s a movement. With a wild mix of builds, personalities, and unpredictable outcomes, fans were treated to raw action and pure passion. Whether it’s turbo, nitrous, or blower builds, these racers came to win—and entertain.
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