RACE UPDATE PLEASE !! ..And text me something,got new phone,lost other one!
Pics of bike,how did ya'll do...you beat Boo Bill
Finally put the bike on the shop floor at 6:00am race day. We should have been pulling out of the yard at that time so i knew we would be late. Loaded both bikes up and headed to the Rock. Got there in time for first round in all classes. Started the no bar bike up, idled fine but broke up when i revved it. Spent half the morning tuning the carbs (again) to get best plug color. Took car tire bike out to make 2nd time run pro ET to qualify for top sportsman- ran it on motor for an 8.50 ET. Next up was 8.88 class qualifying run so i prepped the no bar bike to run on motor only til it got some baseline settings before pumping it up on nitrous and rode to staging. Lanes were full so i knew it was going to be a great class for competition. Rolled in to the water box for the burn out but the bike was breaking up bad again. On faith i decided to make a pass anyway. Bike left not running even but still had a 1.65, 60 foot time. Busted up all the way down the track. First shift the bike nosed over- way too much kill time. Ended up with a 11.00 second time slip. Dang- that ain't good.
Came back to trailer and checked timing, made a minor adjustment. Retuned carbs- they were lean on a few cylinders. Scratched head cause the bike still wouldn't rev correctly. Made a few adjustments to the rear shock. Next pass bike broke up in box again and on the line. Left good but missed all the way down the track- still to much kill time. Had a 1.55, 60 foot and ran a 10.15. Getting better but can't get it to run right off idle.
Sunday morning, replaced plug wires with new, by passed a relay to the coils, retuned carbs again and put in new plugs. Shake down pass was the same as the other passes- still breaking up. Kill time better but not right. Bike wouldn't shift on past 4th gear- shut it down. Ran a 10.74. In the pits found the air shifter cylinder rod had come loose. Had activation error in on the Schnitz box. Cleared it- didn't turn the autoshift switch off. Eliminations came to soon. Bike broke up in box but would clear up at 3/4 throttle. I decided to leave hard so i could lock it sooner in hopes it would run better. Uhhh, blew the tire away fish tailing. Made first shift and i almost threw me over the handle bars, second shift was just as bad and on and on. Needless to say i lost the round. Returned to pits to check kill time but realized i never rearmed the shift minder function- box didn't properly recognize the shift which caused the severe nose over. Oh well, new bike blues. At least it got from one end of the track to the next under power.
Will try another set of carbs and test again this weekend. Sorry i didn't have a positive report but i knew this was going to be my first test session. You've got to start some place.