Gapped a Dyna Glide
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So on my way to work, Im turning left and the dyna is turning right onto the freeway onramp, which is no longer under construction, and is 2 lanes that merge into 1 lane just before the freeway
At the line, we both look at each other and punch it at around 15-20mph. Of course the motorcycle doesnt want to get stuck behind anyone entering the freeway.
By the time we hit the freeway i was going 130 and had 2 cars on him. He drove next to me and gave me the "hang loose" sign and he was out.
Right after that a Mazdaspeed 3 pulls up on me hard in the fast lane (must have seen the race), and I'm in the middle lane. He gets next to me and gives me the thumbs up, and I signal thank you. So I kick it into3rd, and signal to him pointing forward, and he says ok. He signals to me "let me go first and then you go". He was mostly stock, exhaust and maybe light bolt ons. I agree. Gapped him by a few cars.
THEN.... on the way home the next morning (this morning, I work graveyard) I run it twice with a Pontiac Solstice GXP on the freeway. Long story short I gapped him as well.
Glad I drove the RX7 to work last night.

The GXP was pretty quick, dude looked pissed when he passed me.
88 RX7
LS1 Swap
223/230 111+1
Frost Tune
Bolt-ons
~380rwhp without the bottle
Last edited by Fuhnortoner; Jun 17, 2018 at 04:29 AM.
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Thanks.
Thanks, I'm guessing around 2800lbs, but haven't officially weighed it yet.
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but they was stock bikes. Now did they have work on them not shown. Who knows. Could had stage 1 air filter and tune or cams for all i know. But they still had stock exhaust. But who knows i didnt inspect super close. Except for the baggers running 10s that had 12k in the motor.
Last edited by ohioborn80; Jun 20, 2018 at 01:08 PM.
seen one in daytona lay down over 350whp. It was a worked 120r with a turbo. Was crazy
And my Gen 1 ZX10R makes 184hp. Put that in your pipe and smoke it. (Apples to Oranges I Know)
Last edited by Fuhnortoner; Jun 21, 2018 at 01:33 AM.









