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The busas and ninjas that are turning in the 9's are running 190+ horses and a lot less weight. 11.03 for a Harley with a stock rear tire is very respectable.
The busas and ninjas that are turning in the 9's are running 190+ horses and a lot less weight. 11.03 for a Harley with a stock rear tire is very respectable.
What about a 25yr old metric that weighs 600lbs with 110rwhp that turns 10's on a 140 tire?
Would that be respectable too?
(playing devil's advocate here)
It really reminds me of the kid in high school that put a blown 455 in his '72 Grand Prix.
It would boil the tires off the rims, but wouldn't break into the 13's at the track.
He did have the fastest '72 Grand Prix around though, so as long as he was racing '72 Grand Prix's he was KING!
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