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10 May 2012 23:40 #521392 by wireman

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Thank god for the heavy ass cast stock front wheel and undrilled rotors on early ltds to help hold the frontend down just a little! :woohoo:

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10 May 2012 23:44 #521393 by jeffasaki

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how long will a 2lb nos bottle last?
never run nos and im curious
id like to try it

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10 May 2012 23:45 #521395 by Street Fighter LTD

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I have toyed with the idea of drilling the rotors. Wonder how that would work out ? Morris or Lester Mags ? No. just drill the rotors. Who knows how ?

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10 May 2012 23:50 #521397 by Street Fighter LTD

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Not very long. couple passes and its over. got a extra set of manifolds setup for 4 carb system if someone wants to go crazy. I have a large 70 pound bottle of medical grade nitrous that I transfer from . and a 10 pound bottle that I used in a off road truck long ago.

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10 May 2012 23:52 #521398 by jeffasaki

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dymags would be a better choice
morris and lesters are nice but if you want vintage lightness
dymags

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11 May 2012 00:02 #521403 by Street Fighter LTD

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Thanks for the ideas but as crazy as I am with making Suzie a very wicked Lady I like to keep the factory look and pieces anywhere I can . I loved the bikes looks from the minute I saw it and really try to maintain the stock feel.

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11 May 2012 00:03 #521404 by wireman

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I wouldnt worry too much about lightening that frontend till you get a little longer swingarm,its amazing what a differance a few extra lbs has on your outlook of things especially when she starts to come under some boost leaving a light! :woohoo:

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11 May 2012 00:10 #521406 by Street Fighter LTD

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I want to get with Les Holt for one of those custom arms of his Ive been admiring here on KZRider. Maybe 2 inch over with under bridge and round adjusters. Powdercoated Black . That will look great but be understated and all performance.

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11 May 2012 00:22 #521410 by jeffasaki

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I think maybe I should try this nos thing
If I do it will be done on the highway with nothing in front of me but road
im gonna look into this
it has to be done

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11 May 2012 00:33 #521413 by wireman

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jeffasaki wrote: I think maybe I should try this nos thing
If I do it will be done on the highway with nothing in front of me but road
im gonna look into this
it has to be done

Thats how most of my court cases over the years have begun,open highway with nobody in front of me! :woohoo:

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11 May 2012 00:33 #521414 by Street Fighter LTD

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Start small.. Say 60 HP setup.

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11 May 2012 00:41 #521416 by wireman

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Before you go dumping 60hp on top of a bike/motor that probably made 75hp on a really good day in stock form make sure you and the rest of the bike are ready for it

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