By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - The South African leg of the International Auto Sound Challenge Association (IASCA) will be hosting a world record attempt this coming weekend. Taking place at the Sibaya Casino and Entertainment Kingdom - audio enthusiasts will hope to break the vehicle sound world record. The challenge will see car sound fundies battle it out for the top prize, including trophies and prize money where limits in decibels will be pushed to the max. Another unique aspect of the competition will see the awarding of rings - similar to those handed out to the winners of the NFL Super Bowl. IASCA KZN official Mohnish Ramgovind says South Africa is known for it's big sound - and unsurprisingly the current world record is held by a local...

<p>By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - The South African leg of the International Auto Sound Challenge Association (IASCA) will be hosting a world record attempt this coming weekend. Taking place at the Sibaya Casino and Entertainment Kingdom - audio enthusiasts will hope to break the vehicle sound world record. The challenge will see car sound fundies battle it out for the top prize, including trophies and prize money where limits in decibels will be pushed to the max. Another unique aspect of the competition will see the awarding of rings - similar to those handed out to the winners of the NFL Super Bowl. IASCA KZN official Mohnish Ramgovind says South Africa is known for it's big sound - and unsurprisingly the current world record is held by a local...</p>

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