Advice for sand/ dirt drags

[J-Madd]

Your just missing the big races there. They have 2 a year, and I promise they run past midnight. We got finished about 4:00 a.m. at the May (or was it June?) race. Another big race there in October.

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[TideFan]

Yeah, I know about the big races. I hope I can make the one in Oct. When I was talking about them running late was on regular nights though. I heard the place used to be packed with 4x4, utility quads, etc running. Are you planning on making the race in October?

[J-Madd]

I never miss the October race if I can help it. This will be my third (maybe 4th) year, I think. It's always 65-75 degrees during the day, and freeze your balls off 35 degrees at night. Weird.

[T_Shee]

man you guys are lucky to have bracket racing around there. that is really the only fair way for us broke guys to compete. there is no kind of consistant atv drag racing around here. tons of places to bracket race cars and bikes tho. what length is the track

[run]

man you guys are lucky to have bracket racing around there. that is really the only fair way for us broke guys to compete. there is no kind of consistant atv drag racing around here. tons of places to bracket race cars and bikes tho. what length is the track

 

 

No doubt...i wish they would set it up here..

[kawiking]

what kind of set up do you have ?

 

you can make a strut for the rear , find some blaster shocks. maybe look into a modded shift star .

 

if you dont have one.. a pancake bearing for your clutch is a must ... drag bike, trail bike , or just stocker .... dont want the ball welded to the rod

[kawiking]

[TideFan]

Well right now the banshee isn't running and I haven't had time to fix it. Hopefully, I can get some free time here soon, but school just starting back is kicking my butt. So the front blaster shocks will bolt right up?