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Old 09-12-2009, 10:31 PM   #11 (permalink)
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we ought to get a bunch of people to get out there and race wearing dunercentral.com shirts!
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Old 09-13-2009, 06:25 AM   #12 (permalink)
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Just wondering do the drag bikes run a wheelie bar at lemoore ? unfortunatly my jockey is busy with high school football ! sure wish they had a saturday race
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yeah, alot of people run wheelie bars...

i dont have a jockey either. im 220 lbs.
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Old 09-13-2009, 09:24 AM   #14 (permalink)
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I wish you never said anyting about this...Now I want to take the shee out and see how it and I do....My bike is set up for playing in the dunes and not dragging so I wonder what I'll need to do to set it up properly...
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LOL start a list !! I would take it just like it is and check it out ! its fun no matter what and it looks like you already have pretty close to what u need !! the only other thing would be a longer swingarm and the correct paddle setup , Go see how everybody fast is set up !!
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yeah... my quad is not exactly set up for drag, more of a duner. i cant even keep my front tires on the ground. i need a new swinger, and im going to strut the front end to get it as low as possible.

Edit: once you start drag racing, the more you do it the more it takes over.
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LOL start a list !! I would take it just like it is and check it out ! its fun no matter what and it looks like you already have pretty close to what u need !! the only other thing would be a longer swingarm and the correct paddle setup , Go see how everybody fast is set up !!

I run 22-11-10 Skat Trak 8 paddles extremes. It hooks very well on the launch at sand mountain, Nv. but then again the launch bank was pretty steep so the front didn't come up that much. I also still run the stock tranny and 14/41 gearing....
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You should go Matt,If you can hook up decently and get threw the gears shee will surprise you!
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I run 22-11-10 Skat Trak 8 paddles extremes. It hooks very well on the launch at sand mountain, Nv. but then again the launch bank was pretty steep so the front didn't come up that much. I also still run the stock tranny and 14/41 gearing....
A local gravel company owns the track "Stonies." The track Is a blend of what they have at their yard which isn't clay... "dirt & sand." You can get alot of spin off the line and alot of racers choose the no wheelie bar method because of this.
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I run 22-11-10 Skat Trak 8 paddles extremes. It hooks very well on the launch at sand mountain, Nv. but then again the launch bank was pretty steep so the front didn't come up that much. I also still run the stock tranny and 14/41 gearing....
the gearing sounds close a 14 42 or a 15 43 would probably work good maybe even a 14 43 or 15 44 since it only 300 ft you want to leave the line in 2nd gear! and with your motor u should be able to run a 10 paddle and it will launch even harder
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