As before, two games were needed to win the match. The winner received a total of $1,000. The loser received an Argus digital camera as a consolation prize in addition to the $500 if they won a game. The third game, if necessary, was played similar to the tiebreaker on the original Card Sharks with three cards. The difference, other than the fact that there was only one row of cards used, was that no Clip Chips could be used. The two match winners then squared off in the Big Deal, one final row of seven cards.
Oso2, International tells me that you won't hurt your MaxxForce, which is an overhead cam engine, by revving it high, up to 2200 RPM while braking. Your exhaust type engine brake will work very well under load going down hill in position 3 if you do rev it high. Mine has never betrayed me.
An E46 M3 with a CSL airbox is probably the most ideal all round sports car for most enthusiasts giving far more power, throttle response and that fantastic induction roar. The advantages over any other modification are that no other gives as much power gain and the noise is not like that of an exhaust system.