28 X 10.5's wide enough? I've seen Stangs drag the rear bumper off at the track on 'em. Also seen 'em on rides at the local hangouts. I've seen cars show up and cruise the hot spots on weekends with slicks, open headers and race gas many times. I guess it depends on which circle ya run in as to whether or not you see this kinda thing show up on the street.A little clarification by racing slicks im talking bout the wide ones that nearly touch under that chasis, and cause your car to wheelie
You should have seen me clip that buzzard who decided to launch off the side of the road into my path - @ 110mph yesterday.... You might get lucky on several runs but eventually luck runs out...I dont think the busa is as supsectiable to wind as the 10 is cause its a little lower with a lot more as.
Oh really, please do not try if you think it is that easy.drag racing yes. What is the top speed because no skill is needed to pin the throttle and go 180+.
Thanks BT. Just gettting to 200mph (true) is a feat. Drag racing is timing and speed. High speed is timing and top end. Both take a lot to perfect. Most people that sya 180mph + is easy have never been close, those who have tried to hit 200mph know how difficult it can be and those who have been there just smile at comments of easy.I have to disagree. Well, I guess any idiot with a bit of luck can pin it and hit 180+. However, it takes quite a bit of skill to *competently* run 180+ on a bike. I haven't hit 180+ yet, only been in the mid 170's (indicated, so prolly more like low 160's truth be known due to speedo error) but I can tell you that while some runs were smooth no brainers that anybody with a sack full o'nuts could have done, others took quite a bit of "ridin'" just to keep the bike on the *STRAIGHT* road.drag racing yes. What is the top speed because no skill is needed to pin the throttle and go 180+.
Ever been in the 180+ range and had a gust of wind take you across the lane toward the shoulder? It's surprising how much you may have to lean just to keep it from runnin' off the edge of the roadway and this is in a perfectly straight section of roadway. I went a good 1/4 mile leaned over pretty good on the 172 indicated run on the 10 the other day just to keep it from runnin' off the right side of the road. I started out hugged up to the center line on my side of the road. I prolly never came closer than a couple feet or so from the fog line but that's a close fuggin' call with the edge of the roadway at that kind of speed!![]()
I'm not bashin' ya or anything, I just don't like the idea of any newbies seein' that comment and thinkin' it's a simple no brainer to run those kinds of speed. Based on my experience it can get hairy as Hell in a BIG fuggin' hurry at big speeds. I'm sure folks who hit those speeds on a regular basis would agree... it's not always as simple as pinnin' the throttle and not fallin' off.![]()
I'm glad you're back. I was wondering where you were, hoping you hadn't disappeared. It's good to hear you still ride like you ride. <span style='font-familyYou should have seen me clip that buzzard who decided to launch off the side of the road into my path - @ 110mph yesterday.... You might get lucky on several runs but eventually luck runs out...I dont think the busa is as supsectiable to wind as the 10 is cause its a little lower with a lot more as.![]()
I've been 170 indicated on the busa and i didnt think it was hard to keep the bike strait. Would have went faster but the wind was getting in my jacket and i started to feel light headed (strangled). I dont think the busa is as supsectiable to wind as the 10 is cause its a little lower with a lot more as. I just looked at the times for the 427 Liggen fighers. it took this much moneyI went a good 1/4 mile leaned over pretty good on the 172 indicated run on the 10 the other day just to keep it from runnin' off the right side of the road. I started out hugged up to the center line on my side of the road. I prolly never came closer than a couple feet or so from the fog line but that's a close fuggin' call with the edge of the roadway at that kind of speed!![]()
TOTALS engine/transmission: $70,667 suspension: $2186 brakes: $6533 wheels/tires: $6863 body/interior: $9953
for 800hp and 800tq. The quater was only 11. something. Im still skeptical but i guess being young and dumb i dont believe shid stinks til i step in it. But ill keep my eyes out for any sick sounding/lookin vettes and let you know how it turns out
Whoa!You should have seen me clip that buzzard who decided to launch off the side of the road into my path - @ 110mph yesterday.... You might get lucky on several runs but eventually luck runs out...I dont think the busa is as supsectiable to wind as the 10 is cause its a little lower with a lot more as.![]()