King of the tq series heads north

DAD · 8/24/14, 1:48 PM

Bob

No matter whose car he was driving you can bet he was driving the wheels off of it, the kind of driving that seemed to keep him getting DQ'd when racing with other groups.

Honest Dad himself

Shawn · 8/24/14, 2:03 PM

I think you're right, Bob. The car of Gary's that Nelson drove is a Stewart Chassis, I believe.

#1Brad Kuhn Fan · 8/24/14, 2:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Shawn

I think you're right, Bob. The car of Gary's that Nelson drove is a Stewart Chassis, I believe.

Its a Stewart chassis. And a damn fast car. I drove it in July

TQ29m · 8/24/14, 7:23 PM

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Originally Posted by #1Brad Kuhn Fan

Its a Stewart chassis. And a damn fast car. I drove it in July

Word on the street was it was a "large" motor, but I'll say this, the last time I saw it run at Rushville, Nelson hit everything except the ferris wheel, and it was shaking, it was funny, up to a point, when he took us out, big time, I think Kyle went over at least 6 times, ck out the videos on MTQRL website, it'll make you think! Bob

TQ29m · 8/24/14, 8:02 PM

Oops, looks like that video has been deleted! Bob I found it, Google mtqrl@rushville 2009, and look around just a little, and it was at least six times!

try this. http://MTQRL.Com/video.PHP?ID=6 This URL is where it's at, go there and look around a bit!

#1Brad Kuhn Fan · 8/24/14, 8:08 PM

If I recall right. It has a freshly rebuilt motor in it.

TQ29m · 8/24/14, 8:36 PM

It probably has now, that was 5 yrs ago.Bob

DAD · 8/24/14, 9:23 PM

Bob

My bad!!! I didn't know he was driving a "Super Trick Hot Shot Left Coast Car" with a Cheater Motor in it. I thought it was just hard nosed driving that got him two wins in a row. It is a shame good driving is almost always traded off to cheating one way or the other. Or a super chassis that everybody thinks they need in order to win. Sometimes it is something simple like a Di-Bar that every hot shoe had to have to be fast. Combine your product with A good race driver and you can sell a lot of race parts to a lot of gullible people wanting to beat them same good race drivers.

How big can a guy make a 750 Honda and still have a reliable motor? I think AJ is also building a few of them 750's now. Every time I go up there lately he always has 2 or 3 of them things laying around.

Honest Dad himself

TQ29m · 8/24/14, 9:32 PM

Well, 836cc is the local limit, I have a friend in Texas that starts at 1200 and goes up from there, plus turbo charged, money seems to be the only limits. Bob

DAD · 8/24/14, 9:45 PM

Bob

Do they have to notch the cylinder liners to get clearance? Just how big can he bore one of them things?

http://www.psychobike.com/forums/sch...750-lives.html

Honest Dad himself

8/24/14, 8:02 PM	#15
TQ29m Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 6,212	Oops, looks like that video has been deleted! Bob I found it, Google mtqrl@rushville 2009, and look around just a little, and it was at least six times! try this. http://MTQRL.Com/video.PHP?ID=6 This URL is where it's at, go there and look around a bit! __________________ "Being old, isn't half as much fun, as getting there"! Ole Robert I! _________________________________________________ Last edited by TQ29m; 8/25/14 at 3:50 PM.

8/24/14, 8:36 PM	#17
TQ29m Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 6,212	It probably has now, that was 5 yrs ago.Bob __________________ "Being old, isn't half as much fun, as getting there"! Ole Robert I!

8/24/14, 9:45 PM	#20 Re: King of the tq series heads north
DAD Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 5,955	Bob Do they have to notch the cylinder liners to get clearance? Just how big can he bore one of them things? http://www.psychobike.com/forums/sch...750-lives.html Honest Dad himself _________________________________________________ Last edited by DAD; 8/24/14 at 9:55 PM.

8/24/14, 1:48 PM	#11 Re: King of the tq series heads north
DAD Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 5,955	Bob No matter whose car he was driving you can bet he was driving the wheels off of it, the kind of driving that seemed to keep him getting DQ'd when racing with other groups. Honest Dad himself

8/24/14, 2:03 PM	#12
Shawn Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 452	I think you're right, Bob. The car of Gary's that Nelson drove is a Stewart Chassis, I believe.

8/24/14, 8:08 PM	#16
#1Brad Kuhn Fan Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 2,012	If I recall right. It has a freshly rebuilt motor in it.

8/24/14, 9:23 PM	#18 Re: King of the tq series heads north
DAD Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 5,955	Bob My bad!!! I didn't know he was driving a "Super Trick Hot Shot Left Coast Car" with a Cheater Motor in it. I thought it was just hard nosed driving that got him two wins in a row. It is a shame good driving is almost always traded off to cheating one way or the other. Or a super chassis that everybody thinks they need in order to win. Sometimes it is something simple like a Di-Bar that every hot shoe had to have to be fast. Combine your product with A good race driver and you can sell a lot of race parts to a lot of gullible people wanting to beat them same good race drivers. How big can a guy make a 750 Honda and still have a reliable motor? I think AJ is also building a few of them 750's now. Every time I go up there lately he always has 2 or 3 of them things laying around. Honest Dad himself