kcadby
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posted September 24, 2002 07:37 AM
FINALY raced a Busa!!!
That is...I RODE a Busa at Gville tis weekend 
It took me 6 runs but I got it down to a 9.53!!!
First run...STOO-PED...forgot to turn air shifter on...10.31 @ 137.90mph
2nd run...
60Ft.......1.630
1/8 mile...6.323 @ 116.18mph
1/4 mile...9.719 @ 143.83mph
60Ft.......1.622
1/8 mile...6.331 @ 115.83mph
1/4 mile...9.728 @ 144.00mph
60Ft.......1.615
1/8 mile...6.302 @ 116.15mph
1/4 mile...9.694 @ 144.23mph
60Ft.......1.608
1/8 mile...6.278 @ 116.68mph
1/4 mile...9.652 @ 145.11mph
60Ft.......1.589
1/8 mile...6.184 @ 117.89mph
1/4 mile...9.538 @ 145.67mph
Mods are...
Brock Hindle pipe
Air Box Mod
BDE clutch kit with 4 of the 6 springs that came in the kit
1 tooth down on front sprocket
PC3R Mapped at our work to 170HP 102.7 torq.
Spencer Cycle Top Tree...forks lowered about an inch +-strapped
S C 3-hole links on lowest setting
S C Air shifter kit
TigerTail (undertail)...
STOCK WHEELBASE and Rear Tire...
   
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ZRXDean
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posted September 24, 2002 10:06 AM
Kickass Kevin - a 1.5xx at stock wheelbase is excellent. You're not getting drawn into the dark side, are you??? 
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kcadby
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posted September 24, 2002 10:43 AM
It IS easier to ride for SURE...BUT...I've always liked hanging with the Underdog
I want to put a 12 motor in a "real chassis" 
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BA
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posted September 24, 2002 11:30 AM
Awesome Kevin!!! I'll bet that was fun!
My only trip down the quarter on a Bus was on a bike that was also air shifted. Something I've only tried once before. I'm 0 for 2 now!
First I spun cause I didn't heat the shinko up enough, then I was hitting the TURN SIGNAL for my upshift! LOL :-D I ended up footshifting the bastage.
Oh well, one day I'll figure that air shifter stuff out.
Was it pretty humid there I guess?? I was thinking you'd have 148mph. I don't know with Busa's though. They're a mystery to me! I have only my local stuff to judge by and they keep a lot of secrets!
Great run Kevin! Must be nice to have a shop AND be able to ride customers bikes!
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