Took Frankn7 out for a spin
01-07-2007, 01:17 PM
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Took Frankn7 out for a spin 
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OMG! I had a Locost frame that I made a couple of years ago that I made, ready to go. I decided that I had too many projects, and cut it up. I had even purchased a Hayabusa engine, thinking that nothing could outrun it, but an LS powered Super 7 could. 
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Originally Posted by Tri5Nerd
It sound beautiful. BTW: is that a carputer displaying the 2 gauges?
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Originally Posted by silicone boy
OMG! I had a Locost frame that I made a couple of years ago that I made, ready to go. I decided that I had too many projects, and cut it up. I had even purchased a Hayabusa engine, thinking that nothing could outrun it, but an LS powered Super 7 could.
bike engined sevens are alot of fun too. Are you planning to build one someday? or has its time passed?
01-08-2007, 02:08 AM
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Originally Posted by 99c5vert
There is always somebody faster
bike engined sevens are alot of fun too. Are you planning to build one someday? or has its time passed?
bike engined sevens are alot of fun too. Are you planning to build one someday? or has its time passed?
You just may have re-ignited my interest. I sold my Hayabusa motor to some dude in Nebraska who wanted to put it in a lawn tractor for racing.
Now that's one fast lawnmower. Fortunately or unfortunately, there are a lot of Hayabusa engines around with very low miles. Mine had 78 miles on it, and the driver did not survive. You can always find a ton fo superbike engines. 
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Originally Posted by silicone boy
You just may have re-ignited my interest. I sold my Hayabusa motor to some dude in Nebraska who wanted to put it in a lawn tractor for racing. Now that's one fast lawnmower. Fortunately or unfortunately, there are a lot of Hayabusa engines around with very low miles. Mine had 78 miles on it, and the driver did not survive. You can always find a ton fo superbike engines.
Now that's one fast lawnmower. Fortunately or unfortunately, there are a lot of Hayabusa engines around with very low miles. Mine had 78 miles on it, and the driver did not survive. You can always find a ton fo superbike engines.www.locostusa.com
www.usa7s.com
There is also the UK locostbuilders site.
