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toolmanmike said:
AI overview. May be a V twin would be too fast.
AI Overview


Mini dragsters, known as Junior Dragsters, can reach speeds of up to 85 mph, with specific speed and elapsed time (ET) limits that are determined by the driver's age
. These half-scale cars are used in youth racing leagues, such as the NHRA Summit Racing Jr. Drag Racing League.
Speed limits for Junior Dragsters based on age:
  • 6–7 years old: 13.90 seconds or slower on the eighth-mile track.
  • 8–9 years old: 11.90 seconds or slower on the eighth-mile track.
  • 10–12 years old: 8.90 seconds or slower on the eighth-mile track, potentially reaching 70–75 mph.
  • 13–18 years old: 7.90 seconds or slower on the eighth-mile track, capable of reaching the maximum 85 mph speed.
Key facts about Junior Dragsters:
  • They are powered by a five-horsepower, single-cylinder engine.
  • While they can reach up to 85 mph, a new driver might start out at around 45 mph.
  • The racing is designed to be a safe and controlled environment for kids ages 5–17 to learn about drag racing.
  • Strict safety rules and regulations from organizations like the NHRA govern the sport.
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Apparently I can put a “hemi” in it

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They do get the hell beat out of them. They have fast and technical players and some are quite tall. Not msny Amazon gals like other teams have. We do foul but we don't play ghetto ball.
 
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