What kind of surface are you running on?

 

i have a 730bb with everything, even a shot of nitrous and i can run 5.85 all day long[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

Not a bomb, but my ute runs in the mid 4's, all motor

Not mine, but here a 4.8 run of an 800 prairie, this is all motor.



http://media.putfile.com/prairierace1

 

Shotgun, that is one sick 4x4 right there. I sure wish you could come down and compete at the Clash next month. There will also be some sick 4x4's there as well.

 

Thanks,

I wish I could come, but I won't be able to.

I would like to see what the 916cc would do in the sand with a 50 shot.

 

Oh, Im sure that beast would do ok. Just have to watch out for the bike wanting to start jumping in the sand upon take off. I think that one of the reasons the other fast ute's really dont put that much of an emphasis on the paddles for the frontend. They try to keep the frontend just a hair above the sand so it will prevent the bike from wanting to start jumping.

I would still like to see that beast in action.

 

I think your right about the jumping around, but mine is a full out drag, solid struts all around and a wheelie bar. We can load the clutches up so there won't be much jumping, just forward movement.

I would like to come just to see the fast Bombs running those amazing times. I would say your time of 4.6 is pretty good for a stock bike.... stock bike or stock bore?

 

My bike is currently a stock motor with everything internal stock except the barnett clutch. I have a pipe, carb & cdi hooked together with a 20shot of nitrous. Thanks for the compliment.

The motor build is waiting on me in Missouri as we speak. I can hardly wait....it should be impressive....[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

Sounds impressive, what kind of Hp are you guys putting down.

I've been reading on some other forums, Hp and the cost....wow...your thumper guy spend some

bucks for the HP.

 

IM only making around 72hp on nitrous. But as we both know, its all about the hp/weight ratio. Plain and simple.

The new build will be right around 100hp on a 300lb chassis. It should do ok, [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]