What a noise
Re: What a noise
When I visit my Mum & Dad, they always put the kettle on when I exit the free way and go thought the twisties, some four, five miles from the house... The dogs tell them when it's time, by laying in front of the door... Even mum recognises the sound, as I come close... And she usually can't tell a V8 from a moped on a good day...
<--- The result of OCMD... I gave up listing the mods in a sig line...Re: What a noise
Yep... As well as a few... Ehrm... goodies... Puts out around 900 to the wheels... Unless you hit the little button... When it proceeds to break dyno benches...lloydie wrote:Dose it have the elephant blockTweety wrote:Dunno really... I can safely say that my CBR 600 with about as near as open pipes, once a long time ago did not scare the bastids off, as I cleaved one in half, ending that bike permanently... And, so far the 4 wheeled monstrosity my dad calls a car, (Cuda with a big ass supercharged hemi, nearly straight pipes) is so far responsible for two of them ending their lives, so they are either deaf, or just dumb...what a car love the cuda's
Which reminds me... I have to think up a way of upgrading the dyno frame/rollers again... He's building another engine for the Willy's... So far, we are on iteration three, of frames that couldn't quite cut it... Making a home made dyno might sound like fun... But it's bloody hard work if you have people like my dad using it, I can tell you...
Especially since I'd also like to use it on bikes... <--- The result of OCMD... I gave up listing the mods in a sig line...-
ebenviljoen
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Re: What a noise
well the orange ones are the loudest mate!!!cliveyandrews wrote:When I leave in the morning Pauline can hear my going through Tamworth, Ventura Park and up the Gears on the A5 for a good 5 mins.playerone wrote:you really need to try 8" stubbies
Re: What a noise
....just the riders Clive, just the riders!!ebenviljoen wrote:well the orange ones are the loudest mate!!!cliveyandrews wrote:When I leave in the morning Pauline can hear my going through Tamworth, Ventura Park and up the Gears on the A5 for a good 5 mins.playerone wrote:you really need to try 8" stubbies
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F3, 954 USD front, K Tech springs, Braced swinger, Ohlins shock, Six spoke Mockesini wheels, Harris rearsets, QaT, Flywheel diet!, A&L stacks, stick coils, K&N, FP Ti jets, Mori pipe's [colour]
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lloydie
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Re: What a noise
We really need a ride out over to yours for a week :-) sounds like your having all the funTweety wrote:Yep... As well as a few... Ehrm... goodies... Puts out around 900 to the wheels... Unless you hit the little button... When it proceeds to break dyno benches...lloydie wrote:Dose it have the elephant blockTweety wrote:Dunno really... I can safely say that my CBR 600 with about as near as open pipes, once a long time ago did not scare the bastids off, as I cleaved one in half, ending that bike permanently... And, so far the 4 wheeled monstrosity my dad calls a car, (Cuda with a big ass supercharged hemi, nearly straight pipes) is so far responsible for two of them ending their lives, so they are either deaf, or just dumb...
Which reminds me... I have to think up a way of upgrading the dyno frame/rollers again... He's building another engine for the Willy's... So far, we are on iteration three, of frames that couldn't quite cut it... Making a home made dyno might sound like fun... But it's bloody hard work if you have people like my dad using it, I can tell you...