Aluminium velocity stacks

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Aluminium velocity stacks

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Hi, im going to be ordering some very trick Dr Honda velocity stacks from tony at http://www.a-lmotorsports.com he will do a deal for 4 sets at $135 a set ( about £87 )including shipping to the u.k , i will pay the import duty etc and split that 4 ways probable another £5-£10 max per person. as i said i will be ordering a set so are there 3 other members interested ? check out his website for nice piccies under superhawk parts :thumbup:
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i would be up for it mate, let me know when you need and how much money needs to be transferred to your account, i just checked his website out and it lists the price at $130 what was the cost of shipping? i'm just trying to understand what discount he is offering thats all.
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Hes doing a deal on shipping normally $40 a set will do the 4 sets for $20 total shipping as end of season sale ! with the shipping and import duty i recon on total cost of a pair of velocity stacks £92-£95. the item cost is the same i.e $130 but by splitting the $20 and £20 import between 4 of us ist a saving :clap:
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I'm up for it if they give more torque
What's the total cost for me in pounds ?


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they look shorter tahn stock, so my 1st guess is that they are for top end power not mid range, but I am sure there are people who have tried them and can advise. I think the SuperHawk team have used them in USA
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in pounds £95 tops
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If they are for top end there not for me thanks anyway
I'm after more mid grunt


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if i'm right they are for midrange grunt, and they look nice and blingy aswell.... :lol:
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bigspanishmarty wrote:if i'm right they are for midrange grunt, and they look nice and blingy aswell.... :lol:
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fashionista!!!!!!!!! hahahaha, on a serious note, i to am interested in grunt not top end hence the reason for a bigger rear sprocket. i've no real interest in 140/150mph but serious accleration is where it's at,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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I used two long velocity stacks, rather than one short one long, as recommended by Tony M. You can really feel the difference in the midrange. Cost me £9 off the Bay, but they are only the stock plastic. You know how Gok Kwong can be soooo negative about airbox fashion errors!!!!!!!
I still think fashion tart sums it up better than fashionista matey peeps.
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These are the long billet runners and are indeed tuned for mid-range. I have been running exact copies of these for over two years now and they work very well (had a batch of these made locally two years ago and I beleive I had posted here asking for participants). A superhawkforum member tried them on his dyno and reported as much as a 5 bhp gain in the mids, with no loss in top-end (compated to OEM runners).

These are a great mod.

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Kev L wrote:I used two long velocity stacks, rather than one short one long, as recommended by Tony M. You can really feel the difference in the midrange. Cost me £9 off the Bay, but they are only the stock plastic. You know how Gok Kwong can be soooo negative about airbox fashion errors!!!!!!!
I still think fashion tart sums it up better than fashionista matey peeps.
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you got my number there mate..............if i was turning my bike into a street fighter, i would start a thread with the headline how to look good naked........... :lol:
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I dont get it...

If these are the trumpet things that go in the air box, they are below the filter so arent visible yes? Why 'bling' them up?
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Miztaziggy wrote:I dont get it...

If these are the trumpet things that go in the air box, they are below the filter so arent visible yes? Why 'bling' them up?
so i like to sit at the side of the road, having taken the tank and air box off posing, please don't judge me........... :lol:
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