93 mph up the short hill at Dumont
Nov 27, 2006 | 08:50 PM
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You can take all the "shootouts" and put them in one bucket and you won't have beans.
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93 mph up the short hill at Dumont
We just got back from a long weekend at Dumont. My son had his Turbo Busa DS there and it rocked. He blew the super duty 730 chain on the first day and put a regular 730 on it. It made for less than aggressive starts, but he was KOTH for sure. One of the Banshee guys clocked him at 93 mph and that was on the short hill. That quad is insane. There were several other 4 cyl quads there and he got beat once when he missed the first shift, but every other race he was pulling everyone on the hill. Sorry about the bragging, but he is my son. LOL
Bad news is I didn't sell my DS.......
Bad news is I didn't sell my DS.......
Nov 27, 2006 | 08:58 PM
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Hard to beat these new streetbike motors. Everyone thinks of a streetbike conversion as a late '80's GSX750 wedged in an old LT250 frame, the whole thing weighing in at about 550 lbs and making a whopping 75 hp at the rear tires. No wonder people look down on them. lol
Great Job! Now that I have seen what these things can do with proper setup, I don't really want to go back to the high cost of building single cylinders to go fast[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]..........This is better.
I think a turbo on an already 200 crank hp motor is a bit demented, lol but to each his own[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Great Job! Now that I have seen what these things can do with proper setup, I don't really want to go back to the high cost of building single cylinders to go fast[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]..........This is better.
I think a turbo on an already 200 crank hp motor is a bit demented, lol but to each his own[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Nov 27, 2006 | 10:41 PM
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i had the red/white flamed 600, the turbo pulled hard on the top for shure.i was having major issues keeping the front end down on the bottle.the elevation differance from st.anthony makes a huge differance in power
Nov 28, 2006 | 09:08 AM
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93 mph up the short hill at Dumont
Originally posted by: Cardiac
We just got back from a long weekend at Dumont. My son had his Turbo Busa DS there and it rocked. He blew the super duty 730 chain on the first day and put a regular 730 on it. It made for less than aggressive starts, but he was KOTH for sure. One of the Banshee guys clocked him at 93 mph and that was on the short hill. That quad is insane. There were several other 4 cyl quads there and he got beat once when he missed the first shift, but every other race he was pulling everyone on the hill. Sorry about the bragging, but he is my son. LOL
Bad news is I didn't sell my DS.......
We just got back from a long weekend at Dumont. My son had his Turbo Busa DS there and it rocked. He blew the super duty 730 chain on the first day and put a regular 730 on it. It made for less than aggressive starts, but he was KOTH for sure. One of the Banshee guys clocked him at 93 mph and that was on the short hill. That quad is insane. There were several other 4 cyl quads there and he got beat once when he missed the first shift, but every other race he was pulling everyone on the hill. Sorry about the bragging, but he is my son. LOL
Bad news is I didn't sell my DS.......
Nov 28, 2006 | 10:52 AM
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Originally posted by: xFreebirdx
Congradulations on the sons success.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] It's always good to see your child get some big accomplishments.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]
Originally posted by: Cardiac
We just got back from a long weekend at Dumont. My son had his Turbo Busa DS there and it rocked. He blew the super duty 730 chain on the first day and put a regular 730 on it. It made for less than aggressive starts, but he was KOTH for sure. One of the Banshee guys clocked him at 93 mph and that was on the short hill. That quad is insane. There were several other 4 cyl quads there and he got beat once when he missed the first shift, but every other race he was pulling everyone on the hill. Sorry about the bragging, but he is my son. LOL
Bad news is I didn't sell my DS.......
We just got back from a long weekend at Dumont. My son had his Turbo Busa DS there and it rocked. He blew the super duty 730 chain on the first day and put a regular 730 on it. It made for less than aggressive starts, but he was KOTH for sure. One of the Banshee guys clocked him at 93 mph and that was on the short hill. That quad is insane. There were several other 4 cyl quads there and he got beat once when he missed the first shift, but every other race he was pulling everyone on the hill. Sorry about the bragging, but he is my son. LOL
Bad news is I didn't sell my DS.......
Nov 28, 2006 | 05:03 PM
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Set a New OEM chassis 4 stroke national record on his OMW DS855 - 3.93 !
Set a New OEM chassis 4 stroke national record on his OMW DS855 - 3.93 !
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93 mph up the short hill at Dumont
Is that the orange frame with yellow plastics Busa DS that was on ebay acouple of months ago?
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Nov 28, 2006 | 05:28 PM
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You can take all the "shootouts" and put them in one bucket and you won't have beans.
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No. It has black plastic and a dark grey powdercoated frame. Jeffroe used to own this bike.
Nov 28, 2006 | 06:13 PM
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Originally posted by: DSNUT
Hard to beat these new streetbike motors. Everyone thinks of a streetbike conversion as a late '80's GSX750 wedged in an old LT250 frame, the whole thing weighing in at about 550 lbs and making a whopping 75 hp at the rear tires. No wonder people look down on them. lol
Hard to beat these new streetbike motors. Everyone thinks of a streetbike conversion as a late '80's GSX750 wedged in an old LT250 frame, the whole thing weighing in at about 550 lbs and making a whopping 75 hp at the rear tires. No wonder people look down on them. lol
