special06shee

15-40

A stock axle usually costs around 40 for shipping.

Been using rotella in da bangshee for 2yrs or better now.

Damn. Some nice times there! Great job

If your "bogging" in the later rpm then your lean. An easy way to tell the difference between a lean/rich "bog" is to stay in the throttle and see what bike tries to do. If it wants to die, chances are your lean. If it stutters and carries on then your probably rich. If motor passed leak down, and float height is proper, richen the needles and take for a rip. Ive seen great motor setup run like complete dog shit simpley because people worry about the pilot and main WAY to much and completely over look the needle/clip position.

Clint builds very nice stuff. Glws

Kinda makes getting ko'd worth while.

ya think?!?!?!? 70mph backward wheelies ftw!! Haha. Glad you were ok.

Did ya talk to seller yet?

dont think you wanna know what my first thoughts were.

Fireball racing is TOP notch quality and the best hands down shit ive seen/used, especially for a dune/trail setup. I personally havent seen to much of there drag shit so i cant speak for that stuff.

Bike looks very good. Nice work bud.

Dont cut 1" off. You only trim as much as needed to get back to solid wire.

Wondering the same thing^

Agree^^ to clean of a bike to clutter it up with nonsense. Oem, or nadda.

Stock carbs work great and can make really decent power. The best part about them is you can usually pick a set of clean carbs up for around 100bucks or less. As far as reeds, id go with the vf4.

Stock carbs and call it a day

both, cant you read

Send out current motor to redline. Tell him you want 100hp... Done.

Also, what is your launch rpm? Would decreasing arm weight help with initial hit?

Curious as to why you dont wanna raise launch rpm and keep xxx base? Will your setup start hazing the tires with more rpm?

no shit. Ill take 2

130hp 421cub?

A properly setup 421cub will be hard to beat. It will make 90hp give or take depending on carbs,pipes.

do you have any before or after pics of this process? Im kinda curious as to how it looks. Only time ive ever used a heat gun on plastics were to get the stress marks out