35s Are the New 265s Hidden Falls Birthday Bash 9/20-22

Once I pay off the credit card and save up a bit probably gonna grab a plasma and a maybe build a work bench with a vise, next on the list fosho. Gotta start a roll cage here soon

 

Work bench, then vise, then welder and then plasma cutter, although a drill press and lathe would be more useful than a plasma cutter

 

I’ve got a 20T press & a wood lathe.

 

Just change the bits out and pump the speed up and cut some metal lol

 

Add nitrous, nitrous will fix it, nitrous fixes all things

 

I've got experience with nitrous and...

 

Should put a 50 shot on your bike for extra brap

 

Nah, rule of thumb means I should run a 20 shot. Don't want to exceed the 30% rule and turn my badass bike into a nitrous baby or blow it up with a tiny dry shot.

 

@05prerun82 go hard here and i'll flat tow you home with el Tundy

 

Where do y'all spray into on bikes?

 

Same spot, either in the intake manifold for port injection or via plate a la carbeurater. Mine is fuel injected and I'd prefer an inline adapter to the injectors so I don't have to drill any holes or affect the air turbulence in the intake manifold with drilling. Never looked into it because Harley=Slow

 

Ah got'cha, didn't know if a small CC (compared to cars) would take it int he same spot



















wouldn't be slow with a 50 shot tho

 

Not exactly slow, but slow for a motorcycle lol. 72 horsepower at 5200 rpm and 88 lb./ft. of torque at 3050 rpm as tested in 100+ degree weather (it's air cooled lol) June of 2017 on a motorcycle mustang dyno. Basically 70 Hp. and 88 Tq. for a stage 1 103 cubic inch, OHV, Single cam with port fuel injection.

 

I can't imagine riding an air cooled bike and not being able to lane split. Although I guess technology has probably come a long way since the old pos dirtbikes I used to ride

 

The only part of the air cooled that screws you is the engine heat. Man, it cooks your twig and giggle berries, but not bad. Lane splitting is about your bike's dimensions, road conditions and local laws. In Texas it's illegal, so i just trust my factory warranty lol. If the engine cooks itself, then it cooks itself lol

 

Anyone know what kind of gun range they have? Is it setup for trap and skeet? Does anyone else know how much they charge?

 

I can bring some if it rains before then. Most of the area is under a burn ban currently.

 

Saw a bunch of shotguns last time, not sure about charges or rifle/pistol ranges.

 

They have skeet but they also have a 25 yard pistol range and 45 yard rifle range. I plan on bringing ye ol AR. I think it’s $40 for a group for a few hours. Google it, it’s called Cooperhead Shooting Club

 

i'll add it to OP