QUOTE(Icecream @ Dec 9 2009, 06:30 PM)

maybe i was not clear about it,but i was complimenting RE on there head desiging abilities....there is a bike down here with a RE head thats runs pretty good.
stop telling me to come race in the sand...UP A HILL its not my thing......to many other things besides the motor than can cause you to win or lose.
take the 1000 and gas up,get you a set of hoosires tires or A racers and come on down my way,the blacktop will let that motor shine with nothing to hole it back.....except maybe the wind.
but really im into bikes that break the 100mph mark now,thats why the honda is forsale or trade
theres 4strokes down here shooting noss that CAN'T beat my honda so i know i built a good one.......67hp out of a 470 is damn good IMO.
AND the two strokes ive done are just ridculous in power and speed.
so you see 60mph up a hill is just to slow for me.........i just had a banshee got really close to the 120mph range........that bike will do 60 in first or second gear.
NOW if i did not know how to do it myself i would definitely send my head to RE.
THANKS for your time.
Your post was sarcastic, you got called out for the 10,000 time, warned by a Mod and now you are back peddling. Typical James we all know. I could care less about Banshees, whether you built it or anyone else for that matter, ya know why? ANYONE can make a Banshee go fast. See there's this guy named Calvin Pollet, and he did all the foot work, but I'm sure you are porting Cubs, Cheetahs, DMXs, and Simitars now also right?
I gotta better idea Jamesy. How 'bout I buy your bike, for what you are asking, and I take it to a FSA sanctioned race, with your 67HP tune on it, and I will set it up how it needs to be setup. Then I will enter it in the appropriate class and ride it in the race. This will tell whether or not you are even in the ballpark with your garage built, ah, well, I seem to be at a loss for words for the first time in my life.
I'm sure you would send a head to RE, or anyone else for that matter. You've been sly enough to do it before, oops, did I just say that outloud?
Lastly, Thank Youuuuu for your time, it's always a pleasure doing business with you.