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Cars / Automobiles For Sale / Re: Raptor drag quad
« on: May 07, 2012, 09:20:32 PM »
Thanks tony :thumbup: this bike is show quality and will beat 99% of drag bikes you run into at the dunes. Bike ran 91 mph up banshee hill at dumont dunes first time out.

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Cars / Automobiles For Sale / Raptor drag quad
« on: May 06, 2012, 09:29:07 PM »
Started out as a stock 07 raptor 700. It was just finished in January with 20k put into it and has only been out twice. If you have any questions let me know. Looking to trade for a nice jet boat. Don't really know a lot about boats and I'm all over the map in the types of boats I like but I'm more into the 19'-21' boats that can seat at least 4 and can cruise (70+ lol) the lake and river. In the drag racing world this bike has a 11k-12k value.


734 CC Cuervo/HDD motor
CUERVO RACING TI +2 mm Valve RACE port
HDD5150 Billet camshaft
2-3-4 Transmission
Carrillo Rod, crank done by Crankworks
105.5 Trinity Cylinder
13.5 COMP custom CP Piston
HDD spec 52mm LECTRON carb
TERRY CABLE braided throttle cable
Chariot Performance Throttle box
MSD Ignition /Coil
MONSTER PIPE BIG BORE UNDERTAILS exhaust
HDD SPEC +12 custom Swingarm
HDD Drag spec rear coilover shock
HDD Rear Lightweight Brembo Brake kit
HDD clutch kit
REGINA 520 GPXV chain
JJ & A Racing HILLSHOOTER axle anodized black
Oversized Radiator
Billet brake lever
PRO ARMOR shifter
Fireball -2/+2 front a arms
12.5 inch front MARVIN SHAWS
EKO Stem
EKO MAGNESIUM pegs
Direct Drive lockout clutch Ninja in Black custom weights
10x4 DIRECT DRIVE spindle mounts w/ 19 in front smoothies
9x9 DIRECT DRIVE CUSTOM CNC DRAG CUT rear wheels 2 tone color
25x12x9 18 paddle Glider/Hauler Combos sls
Boss NOSS nitrous kit with billet brackets
PINGEL fuel valve
PINGEL Tether switch
PINGEL handle bar control for run start and nitrous activation
ASV clutch lever
TI bolts for frame, pegs, stem, motor mounts, a arms, shocks
heres a link to some pics that were taken at a photo shoot for a upcoming magazine article
http://nealrideout.zenfolio.com/p271980992




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Boat Showcase / Re: Thinking of buying 1st boat
« on: July 15, 2010, 10:00:31 PM »
Thanks for your help guys. This is going to take longer than I thought; the more I look around the more confused I get lol. I will just have to look until something jumps out at me in my price range I guess.

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Boat Showcase / Re: Thinking of buying 1st boat
« on: July 15, 2010, 10:04:10 AM »
IMO i would find a tunnel, tunnels are fast and can handle the rough. Look for a Daytona or gullwing (i prefer the Rouse) or a mod vee hull ( i prefer the SST). A guy just brought me a blown 19' Daytona yesterday that was immaculate. Im not sure what price range your looking for but im going to post it up on my site when he emails me pics. He was looking to get $16500 for it and it is worth every penny. That boat will do every bit of 80+mph.
Matt

I was looking to spend closer to 11K but I haven't been looking long, so I don't know if I can get the kind of boat I want for that or if I need to spend a little more.

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Boat Showcase / Re: Thinking of buying 1st boat
« on: July 15, 2010, 08:03:15 AM »
Thank you. I have been lurking for a few days and everyone seems so helpful here. I’m sure I’ll have a million more question once I actually get a boat lol.

What type of boat do you think would work best for some rough waters? I will mostly be on the river up around the Laughlin area but want to be able to go out on Mojave and Mead every once in a while.

I know what you mean about the "100mph" boats, my dad has a little 21' Caliber 1 that we had up to a gps of 74 and he beats just about all of the "I got a 85mph boat with a 10K system in it" guys all day long.

Im sure the 70's will be fine at first but everything I own I spend a ton of money to make it faster, so I just want to make sure I start out with something that has the potential to be what Im looking for without feeling like im trying to build a new boat.

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Boat Showcase / Thinking of buying 1st boat
« on: July 14, 2010, 03:01:22 PM »
So I have been looking around for about a month now and I’m ready to buy something. I found this boat http://bakersfield.craigslist.org/boa/1834303429.html

I have always gone to Mojave and would still like to be able to do that sometimes with my own boat, so I need something that can handle the rough water. I would like to have a boat that can run in the mid to upper 80's and I know this boat won’t do that. I would have about 3 grand to put into it, would that be enough to get the HP I would need to get it into the 80's? Sorry for all the dumb questions, I spend all my money and time on sand toys and just used my families boats over the years and never paid too much attention to them. If anyone has any suggestions on what I should be looking for or any info to point me in the right direction, that would be greatly appreciated.

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