Satria fu 150 CC Modifikasi
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Satria fu 150 CC Modifikasi
Satria fu 150 CC Modifikasi
Diposkan oleh Drag bike
Diposkan oleh Drag bike
Modifikasi Motor Ninja
Modifikasi Motor Ninja
modifikasi motor racing transfer body
modifikasi motor racing transfer body
Motor Modifikasi, Motor Modifikasi Yamaha
Motor Modifikasi, Motor Modifikasi Yamaha
Motorcycle Drag Racing has been a passion for both of us for many years and we have given all of ourselves to this sport, 2010 Yamaha Jupiter Z Vice President of AMA Dragbike. "We knew this year would be very difficult given the economic conditions, but we never anticipated it would go downhill so quickly. Scott Valetti and I have a tough road ahead of us to close the business, and we hope to receive the support of the community during this difficult time
Monday, December 27, 2010
Modifikasi motor Supra, modifikasi, modifikasi motor, extreme motorcycle
Sunday, December 26, 2010
modifikasi motor jupiter mx
modifikasi motor jupiter mx
modifikasi jupiter mx
modifikasi jupiter mx
Honda Mega Pro 2003 Full Modification
DATA MODIFICATION
Front tire: 110/60-17 Duro
Rear tire: 190/50 x 17 Batlax
Front rim: Hand Made
Rear rim: Hand Made
Airs next: Custom
Sok back: YSS
Swing-arm: CBR400
Carburetor: RX-King
Fiber Amoba Planet: 0856-357-6002
Yamaha Mio Batik
Front tire: 120/70-14 FDR
Rear tire: 140/80-14 FDR
Front rim: Custom 4x14 inches
Rear rim: Custom 5x14 inches
Airs next: G @ zi
Sok back: TF
Headlamp: Mio Soul
Handlebars: Fatbar
Muffler: Custom
Modifikasi Suzuki Satria FU full Striping custom
Suzuki Satria Modification
Suzuki Satria Drag Modification
Suzuki Satria Modification
Modifikasi Motor Herle
Modifikasi Motor satria
Modifikasi Motor Drag Honda
Modifikasi Motor Drag Honda
Just what is racing motor oil? With this article I hope to dispel several rumors and disbeliefs. First lets consider that there is a place for racing motor oil. Lets look at it is two very different arenas. In the Professional Arena and in the Sportsman Arena.
In the professional arena with multi million dollar sponsorships, a $10.00 quart of oil is not going to make or break a race team. However in the professional ranks there are those who believe that a particular brand or oil, such as Valvoline, Quaker State, Mobile One, or Royal Purple, and believe that it is the best oil available and will only use that particular brand. Again remember this. Many teams use a particular type and brand of Motor Oil, be it mineral based or Synthetic Motor Oil or because of a sponsorship package they have with the oil distributor.
In NASCAR, they are concerned about one thing. That engine lasting for one race, be a 400, 500 or 600 mile event. After that race the engine is not a concern to that team any longer. After the race that engine is sent back to the engine shop for a total rebuild and dynamometer testing. Trying to tell that team owner that one brand of racing oil is better than the other or will make their engine last longer will not sell a lot of oil.
In NHRA and IHRA Drag Racing, again in the professional ranks, engines are torn down after each ¼ mile run. Most of these teams do believe in the type racing oil they use and will only use that brand. After each run the racing oil is changed. In Drag Racing, there are several different types of fuel. Many exotic fuels need a special type of racing oil to prevent dilution of the oil because of the fuel used.
In the Sportsman Arena, which is where I am, racing oil is a very big issue for us. We want a dependable oil for our race car. In dirt track and asphalt oval racing, teams will continue to use the same engine for a specific number of races. After each race they perform many different checks to check the serviceability of the engine and continue to run that engine. Most often the racing oil is changed after each race. There is probably equal number of teams running synthetic racing motor oil as those who run regular racing oil. Brand name is based upon who owns, or builds the engines for their cars.
In Sportsman Drag Racing, we will run the same engine for the entire season baring major engine failures. Checks are performed after each race to obtain a base line as to how long they run that engine. Many times the racing oil is changed after each race. But consider this: eight to ten runs of 1/8 of a mile is not a lot of miles so we tend to run the engine the entire year or season or until failure. In Sportsman Drag Racing, the racing motor oil is a very big issue. We want maximum performance out of our engine every run, or trip down the track.
Racing Oil, including Synthetic Racing Oil has earned its place on the shelf and crankcases of many Sportsman Racers. While most all motor oils (regular motor oil) can and are used in the Sportsman Racing Arena we all tend to use the Racing Motor Oil of our choice.