Going for a 200 record

Started by SanMiguelRacing, July 14, 2008, 12:41:14 PM

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Dynoroom

I did and I'll do it again.
Michael LeFevers
Kugel and LeFevers Pontiac Firebird

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NArias3

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Quote from: Dynoroom on July 24, 2008, 02:49:23 PM
I did and I'll do it again.

Mike-
Thanks for cleaning up the "trash".

Nick 3rd.
SCTA Gear Grinder.

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1212FBGS

who yanked your chain Dick 3 ?

NArias3

Quote from: 1212FBGS on July 24, 2008, 03:01:07 PM
who yanked your chain Dick 3 ?

Your memory is about as long as your chain.

Nick 3rd.
SCTA Gear Grinder.

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SanMiguelRacing

Well - here's an update ......

We got our A License .... We broke the 1350cc P-P record ..... and then we broke it again!!!  New record is 205.1mph.

So I just wanted to thank Scott Horner, Leslie Porterfield, and all the wonderful people that helped make this happen! You all ROCK!

K
2008 P-P 1350cc Record Holder 205.1mph

Member of the 200mph Club

DahMurf

Congrats K & S, y'all did an awesome job!!!

I forgot about this thread, I should have been looking for the hidden N2O bottle on the bike!!!

JUST KIDDING!!!!!

It was great to meet you and the rest of the family at the banquet!!!
Congrats again on a great accomplishment for a very nice family!
Debbie
Miss you my friend :-* - #1302  Twin Jugs Racing
ECTA 200MPH club@202/Texas 200MPH club@209/Loring 200MPH club@218
                         Official body guard to the A.S.S. liner :lol:

racin jason

Congrats on the new record Shane.

You have proven that hard work and a great team will produce strong record.

Hopefuly this puts to rest that a production bike can go 200 plus legally.

Seldom Seen Slim

Shane sure looked absolutely dandy in that red hat, didn't he?  It was a pleasure to shake his hand and be there when he donned the hat for the first time.  I've had the pleasure of being at a "hat" ceremony quite a few times -- and I remember each of them -- the smiles, the modesty, the pure unadulterated joy.

As for a production bike going over 200 -- we're looking forward to trying it ourselves at WoS.  Stay tuned. . .
Jon E. Wennerberg
a/k/a Seldom Seen Slim
Skandia, Michigan
(that's way up north)
2 Club member x2
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