Picked up a Cuyuna for my racer today! Can't wait to get her running!
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GREAT choice! I have a Cuyuna 440 in my Thunderchief racer and it really, really moves!!!Originally posted by smudvapor View PostPicked up a Cuyuna for my racer today! Can't wait to get her running!"Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"
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Originally posted by whipper-ag View PostThat's great Jeff, but you gotta stop chasing women and come to the races once in a while so we can see if it really moves.




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Hahahahahaha! David and Whipper, you guys know me too well!Originally posted by LittleG View PostI really want to see if Jeff can make the race in our backyard in two weeks.
I love those 2 strokes (when they run right), but a built 4 stroke like you have in your machine, Whipper, is a blast and it sounds great. I think we need George to comment here too, he has the best of both worlds for his springer, and he can just bolt whatever engine in that he's in the mood for."Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"
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I was never a part of the 6x6 crowd in the 70's so it is all new to me. There is something about rebuilding the old stuff and running it again. I have been lucky so far. I have gotten some good engines and have a really large wealth of people that I have met on this site and at the events that has taken what could have been difficult and made it fun. Thanks guys!Originally posted by jpswift1 View PostHahahahahaha! David and Whipper, you guys know me too well!
I love those 2 strokes (when they run right), but a built 4 stroke like you have in your machine, Whipper, is a blast and it sounds great. I think we need George to comment here too, he has the best of both worlds for his springer, and he can just bolt whatever engine in that he's in the mood for."Racing is life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting."
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Well, I'm on a budget. You can get more hp/$1 with a 2-stroke than a 4-stroke. The Chaparral, on average, costs me about $5 per horse...the Bandolero costs $34.50 per horse. The Chaparral is much cheaper (and faster) to race with but would not be nearly as fun to drive after the race season ends.Originally posted by jpswift1 View PostI think we need George to comment here too, he has the best of both worlds for his springer, and he can just bolt whatever engine in that he's in the mood for.
Maybe I'm just thinking too much.
If we have a hare scramble this fall though, I'll be running the Bandolero and ready for any water obstacle.Banned
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Oh there will be a hare scramble againOriginally posted by George View PostWell, I'm on a budget. You can get more hp/$1 with a 2-stroke than a 4-stroke. The Chaparral, on average, costs me about $5 per horse...the Bandolero costs $34.50 per horse. The Chaparral is much cheaper (and faster) to race with but would not be nearly as fun to drive after the race season ends.
Maybe I'm just thinking too much.
If we have a hare scramble this fall though, I'll be running the Bandolero and ready for any water obstacle.
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Originally posted by LittleG View PostOh there will be a hare scramble again
That seems like an; OOOH, There Will Be a hare scramble again.sigpic
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Joe Camel never does that.
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