Recent content by Commuta_Busa

Fire the street the big bores suffer from inefficient cooling. There are lots of mods to help that.

Yup, for drag racing you need to get the shock revalved. It's the only way to get the suspension to do what you need.

I just hope and pray that all goes well in their quest. These speeds are just way to high if things don't go as planned.

if you're going to represent then go correct.

Hi Scott - glad to see you around the LSR "stuff". Still wish some things would have been answered about the DaveO incident. I agree with you that there does need to be more discussion around incidents that have occurred. Anything that may help prevent a similar incident in the future...

As much as I don't wish this to be true, It's what I notice too. :banghead::thumbsup::laugh:

Bonneville - Salt - multi-miles - average speed for a mile Texas - Pavement - 1 mile - top speed at finish line Ohio - Pavement - 1 mile - top speed at finish line Maine - Pavement - 1 & 1.5 mile - top speed at finish line Mojave - Dirt - multi-miles - average speed for a mile and there's...

my guess is nothing really new. Maybe it'll get abs eventually. I keep noticing more upright street bikes with smaller displacement. The 600cc and smaller are priced at the <=10k mark which seems to be a popular purchasing point. I think you'll eventually end up with the fun small displacement...

I prefer plug in gloves. Mine worked well but at speed for a long long stretch my finger tips would still get a little cold. I even wore silk insert gloves. The best option would be to install a wind guard for the grips in the winter to shield your hands from direct wind. May not look elegant...

not if you get in line. All the events have a good turn out so it always just comes down to how quickly you get back in line.

no ipad?!?!? lol

so a super car vs. a stock busa with a terrible rider means whoever gets the jump wins... ??? Ugh, I grow tired with these vids. Anyone see the turbo busa that went 311mph? Let's line up a supercar vs. a super bike... :rofl: Hell let's give the car a head start of about a quarter mile and watch...

I like the mod in your first pic the cinderblock to keep it from flying away once it's all done, lol. Nice build!

Re: First log in and firs post since Sandy - got flooded - all is gone including the sorry to hear the news. Glad your ok and doing better now. I only lost my truck to the storm.

The 1st event in April but depends on the weather. Last year was really cold and wet! June would be my second option. July is just waaay to freakin hot for me. Hell, my Florida and Texas friends even said it was to hot/humid for them in July.