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um yea a 3.72 would be an AWSOME number to pull!!!

 

I thought I read a few pages back you're 220 lbs, is that right?

 

You're not getting a 4 mil cub to run 3.72s, period.

 

If you had a super light drag frame, a 75 lb rider and everything on that bike was tuned to perfection, it would still be damn near impossible.

 

Trust me on this one, don't set the bar so high. You'll have a low 4 second bike.....

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I got just about everything you need I got Grand River Drag Pipes one out each side +8 swinger & 34mm alky carbs with adjustable powerjets everything came off my bike that blow up last saterday it was just bored .20 over & ran a 3.72

 

 

What's done to your bike and where did it run a 3.72?

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yes im a solid 220 and i never said i would run those numbers i just said that would be impressive to do! went to the track last night and got the itch even more! i drove about 3hrs to look at a frame yesterday and found a frame today! its sharp!! so im well on my way got a few things to do to it when i pick it up on friday im pretty excited! now im lookin for a cheap stock motor so i can put all the goods in it!

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Being 220 and having an average stock, 4, 7 or 10 mil motor....without NOS or any other power adder, 3.999 is quite an accomplishment on a stock or suspended, lightened chassis....

 

I just didn't want to see you get your hopes up....that's all.

 

It would be beyond impressive.

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Didn't mean to sound like a jerk or anything...either. If I came across that way...sorry.

 

Don't forget, going to different tracks can be like using different dynos, as well. Compared against each other, normally the results will vary, apples to oranges. But used against itself for performance measures, it's a good idea...

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