Building a drag motor for 1500 or less

[bigboybanshee]

for 1,500 i can put you in the 75 hp range.easily, reliably.

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That's the truth too...It's what I did, have no regrets at all Granted, I spent quite a bit more than that, but that's only because I went overboard on all the little details and emptied my wallet straight to NYUK's wallet, lol

 

But you can definitely get hooked up with a solid, dependable drag setup for under 1,500 bucks. I'm real happy with how my stock stroke ported 350 runs

 

Once I get my launches down pat I'm looking at a consistent mid 4's in the 300' dirt drags, 285 lb rider; on gas.

[locogato11283]

That's the truth too...It's what I did, have no regrets at all Granted, I spent quite a bit more than that, but that's only because I went overboard on all the little details and emptied my wallet straight to NYUK's wallet, lol 

 

But you can definitely get hooked up with a solid, dependable drag setup for under 1,500 bucks. I'm real happy with how my stock stroke ported 350 runs

 

Once I get my launches down pat I'm looking at a consistent mid 4's in the 300' dirt drags, 285 lb rider; on gas.

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there u go...

[fastbanshee4u]

A 4mm crank (wiseco)

cool head with cut domes

28mm carbs

Pro circuit pipes

my back yard port job,which is probally better than most.

 

 

This is the set up I built my buddy last season,and it run great.It even gave the cheetas a tuff time. No BS ,he dragged it and flat tracked it. You can build this for your money,but I would look real hard ut the cub cylinders.