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You can use stripper on the head and block. And bare, rusted metal is nice.

Damn, you have the nicest trike in the trailerhood.

I can just see a new world land speed record of 128mph for a mini with 6" wheels. I would consider it if I can get leathers that fit over Depends...lol.

You need to post pictures of your built up cam. Did you weld lobes on it and then grind them down with a belt sander?

I think Hojo is at the point where he can starting selling his creations to the public. At least he doesn't have to worry about the Chinese copying his work.

9.6 isn't really hard to reach with an OHV engine. Hell, a pipe, re-jetted carb, better air filter and a mild port job will get you to 8 ponies. The downside to a flattie is there inability to breath. The flathead design is bad for airflow from the carb into the cylinder. I use to drag race a...

My fifty cent theory is one should look at what works and start there. There's a MC shop not far from me that drag race modified ATVs. They use a snowmobile TC set up. I asked them if they had to use that or was it run what ya brought. The answer was that anything can be used (4 speed gear box...

Spray one thin coat of rubberized undercoating on it and you have a maintenance free show piece.:thumbsup:

I was referring to the Hunter website that New Age listed. I don't see any pricing on it at all??

Ok, thanks...

Is there a translator in the house? My head hurts...

I checked out the site and there's no prices anywhere. I guess you call him with your credit card in hand and wait to see how much everything was on the monthly statement.

I would recommend the stud bolt kit for the head as well.

No, you can do it your way.

Use a #90 jet.

Have somebody read the directions to you...

Nothing like old school!!:thumbsup: Out of all the bike builders, I liked Indian Larry's creations the best.

Back when I built my race engines, I had the pistons gas ported. When you get into higher compression ratios or exotic fuels, gas porting is a necessity.

GJ, A friend of mine owns a body shop and told me to use Krylon's Fusion paint for plastic. It has an adhesive promoter already in it. I used it on my gas tank and haven't had any issue with gas attacking it or with it flaking off. I would recommend that you let the paint cure for a couple...

Vick, I think you're on the wrong forum. Do you have any photos of your mini bike? Nitro... I think strippers like Briggs...