I just recently watched some videos of you racing this bike. It was not as fast on the track as it looks and I thought oh boy I might actually have a chance at racing a bike like this and being competitive. Now you are putting a 420 into it. Kind of tough to compete with that running a small block predator. 10 second 1/8's at 65 mph.....maybe, I hope to see you at the track this summer. I love the bike, looks badass. What rim and tire are you running out back?
I am installing the 420 because I feel that a mild big block build will be more cost effective than a wild build on a 6.5HP motor. Also I am after no/low maintenance between races. I travel overseas a lot and I want a fun ride when I get home with minimal maintenance. As far as ET times, do not worry. This is dial-in bracket racing. Everyone has an even chance of winning. You will see bikes running 25MPH to bikes that run 85+MPH, and plenty of bikes in between. It's not about how fast you can run, it is about how consistently you can run your chosen dial-in time.
Rear wheel: JR Race Car 555-754-03 - JR Race Car 3-Spoke Jr. Dragster Polished Rear Wheels, size 8" x 8".
Rear Tire: Mickey Thompson 90000000943 - ET Jr. Drag Slick, 18x8-8, Bias-Ply, M2 Compound, Blackwall
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