Drouin supercharger

Nobody said you couldnt run a blown bike on the street,I said adjusting boost pressure was a major headache compared to a turbo bike was my biggest issue.
Whether its a blown motor on a bike,boat or car you generally have to swap pulleys around to adjust boost levels

soon as i get my hands on a blower im gonna run it on the street

Understood Kitten, Hope I didn't put you off but I see a lot of people biting off more than they can chew so to speak.
Be safe
Les

wireman wrote: Nobody said you couldnt run a blown bike on the street,I said adjusting boost pressure was a major headache compared to a turbo bike was my biggest issue.
Whether its a blown motor on a bike,boat or car you generally have to swap pulleys around to adjust boost levels

Without a doubt! I was just elaborating... Pulley, jetting and and turbos dial in waste gate.

les holt wrote: Understood Kitten, Hope I didn't put you off but I see a lot of people biting off more than they can chew so to speak.
Be safe
Les

Its cool man, i actually appreciate it.

Here is something that came my waty today... and a good example of why you should learn to ride and take the sport seriously...

hahaaa make sure its in neutral when you stomp on the kickstarter like a badass .

I know everyone HATES laying down their bike and its bad to even watch others do it but heres one that i found.



Theres a first part where the guy talks and then everything else is... well i guess terrible

supercharged wrote: Here is something that came my waty today... and a good example of why you should learn to ride and take the sport seriously...

Some of those dirt bike stunts reminded me of my younger years! :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

If you are serious and have the bucks there is a member on the Z1Oc site that could probably hook you up with one. He owns the bike I posted earlier and as I said,"He is from Berlin".

You have to join to read the forum but his shop and projects are something to see. Roy

z1ownersclub.com/forum/1655626/