SRC ZUMA PARTS

Ok no trade secrets except the porting and polishing (be carefull if you try this at home)

This is a Vertical engine Zuma disasembled and blueprinted to factory specs and all rough casting removed. The installed new balanced crank , crank bearings and all gaskets and seals.

Metrakit 70cc Cylinder kit
Metrakit 70cc Head milled ,ported and polished
Metrakit single ring racing piston custom ported

Polini Race 3 exhaust pipe

Malosi Reeds and reed cage

Custom made SRC intake manifold
22mm OKOi large bore down draft racing carb
Uni air filter

High output fan

Custom SRC fuel catch can
Mikuni high flow fuel petcock valve

Polini 6 weight variator

Polni Drive plate and fan

Doctor Pulley 6grm slider weights
ZTR Tourqe spring 1500 rpm
Polini G2 Racing Clutch and bell w/white spring

Polini Kevlar belt
Polini Final Gears

Large high flow braided fuel line
Malosi No rev CDI unit
Bando High output coil
Ncy bar clamp
Z handle bars
and a few more things . 

Gran Prix racing Nov 14th

SRC  WISHES YOU A HAPPY HALLOWEEN

Ok the rain date from  Saturday October 24th  is on Nov the 14th Hopefully The Green  Lantern can get to the track so we can do battle The Thunder Zuma will still be there waiting.
This will be at Sandyhook Speedway in Street Maryland .Gates open at 10am (you can get in at 9am) practice is till noon and then Racing till 5:00pm.
There is a $10 charge at gate per vehicle not per person.
There are many classes to race in for Scooters , Mini Motards , YSR’s , Nsr’s , Pocketbikes and Karts
from Amature to Pro and Stock to modified. There is a $60 charge for racers and this covers racing in any or all classes.

There are some rules for Riders gear and some rules for the machines. Any questions please contact Tommy Thunder at 410-549-1991 or 301-351-7330 or email me at zumatommy@yahoo.com
All are invited to race or just come out and watch all the racing events.
There is a consesion stand that sells food and drink but come prepared.

This is a great track to race at . If you have never raced before this is the place to start. There is no pressure and the rules are minimal. Just have to be safe.

http://www.sandyhookspeedway.com

From Balto: 95 North to exit for Rt 543. Make left at light. Go to Rt. 1 and make a right.Go approximately 5 miles and turn left on Sandy Hook Road. Go 1 mile to stop sign and bear left. Track is on the right.

From PA: Rt. 1 South into Maryland. Go across Conowingo Dam. Go approximately 6 miles and turn right onto Sandy Hook Road. Go 1 mile to stop sign and bear left. Track is on the right. 

Please lets all help make this one of the best east coast scooter race tracks out there. We have a great team and are looking for more members. You can race anything in the list not just scooters. So if you got some machines to race bring them out. 
You can see some rules and track stuff here under race day rules and much more racing info . Not all these rules apply at Sandyhook.

So I hope we get no rain this time and can do battle on the track.

Thanks Tommy Thunder

Scooter Racing at NJ Motorsports Park

Tommy Thunder and the SRC Race Team will be racing this Sunday September the 27th at the NJ Motorsports Park in Millville Nj. Anyone that wants to come out is welcome. If you want to race please contact Tommy and also check out rules for the track .

This is a great track and we are bring the families out with us. All ages race here on many differant types of machines. Come on out and join the fun.

Scooter Racing at Sandyhook Speedway

Hey Race fans,

We raced this past weekend at Sandyhook Speedway. The track was a great track and very tight. The SRC Race Team raced in the F2  and F3 class. These classes had mini pocketbikes , midbikes ,NSR’s and scooters. Tommy Thunder of team SRC brought home trophies for 2nd in the F2 class and 3rd in the F3 class. He had to work hard for these spots as most of the bikes he was racing had an advantage with gears. He pushed his Yamaha Zuma and his bodyto the limits and it seemed to pay off. This track is tight and small compared to some of the tracks we have raced on in the past , but after a little practice team SCR had the track dialed in.

Sandyhook Speedway

Scooter Mike also did well on this track and also tried out a new racing scooter that Tommy Thunder and himself built the night before the race. The sccoter did pretty good but some lower frame components need to be removed so the scooter can lean a little more . Mikes QJ scooter did very well however and this track seemed to be just right for that scooter . All in all it was a great race day .This track is only one hour from our shop so we will be racing here as much as possable.

We would like to thank the guys from X.M.R  Xtreme Mini Racers for haveing us come out . These guy’s had some cool rides and build them also. We met them at VIR this year and we were glad to get with them and race again. Thanks guy’s for a great time . We will see you again at Sandy hook in Oct.

Motard racing at VIR

Motard racing is becoming very popular. This is a style of racing that can be very fun and affordable. If you have a dirtbike you just add street tires and a few small catch cans for fuel and oil and you can be on the track . Most tracks have differant rules to follow but with the proper saftey gear and bike you are racing.

We went down to Virgina International Speedway this year with our scooters and motards and had a blast.  It is a great way to get on the track. Mostly 50cc-125cc but some tracks have the bigger bikes all the way up to 500cc. Here is a little video fro VIR

SRC Racing at VIR

 SRC Racing Team

The team has once again moved to the top of the points standing with their win at VIR Speedway. The team is doing great this year with lots of wins under its belt. Tommy Thunder has yet to give up first place to anyone yet .He has even been out on the track with a few KTM 470CC PLUS and kept right up in with them thru the tight parts of the track ,as for the long straits well thats another story , but he gets right back on them in the turns.

Here is our race camp at VIR

Here is some footage of the SRC  Race Crew at Virginia International Speedway this year in June for the Championship Cup Series. .

Our scooter team took first , second and third place in finals for 50 cc and 70 cc classes

Tommy Thunder 1st place on 2000 zuma two stroke

Scooter Mike     2nd place on Yamati  two stroke

Shiffty Shifflet    3rd place on RSM four stroke

Lightning Levy who is one of our shop mechanics and techs has joined us this year on an RSM Four stroke scooter and is doing great he has got a few thirds and a second place in the Grass Roots Racing compitition at Colonial Beach Speedway.He tried to over take his teammate Tommy Thunder on the last lap of the finals and did get by him but lost the scooter in the turn as he passed Tommy and layed it down . We have since called him Lay it down Levy. LOL

Scooter Mike who is the owner of Scootertronics and the SRC Team has also come onto the track this year. He is riding a custom Yamati 70cc scooter built by Tommy Thunder. This scooter rips and Mike has became a great race competitor and enjoys all the track time with his team.

We added a new rider in june when Levy could not make the VIR race and Shifty Phil Shifflet came out to fill in Levy’s place .He did great and we are now building a scooter for Shiftey to race full on with us .

 

Scooter racing is a way for all to get involved with the racing industry at a very small cost so come out and check it out . 

Scooter Racing

SRC Race Team at the New Jersey Motorsports Park
Well racers and race fans this weekend had to be one of the best times that the SRC Race team has had This race season. We were invited by Ryan Fleming and the NJ MiniGP to come out and race on the Liberator. This is a great full on pro track at NJ Motorsports Park. This is the sister facility to Virgina International Speedway which we had the pleasure of racing at earlier this year.
Ryan and his people were all great and we were glad to begin to be a part of racing with them. The NJ MiniGP is a group run by Ryan that is set up to get the family on the track. Mom ,Dad and the kids .They will teach you how to ride in a competitive racing atmosphere . They provide on track instruction in their novice classes and also a more personal on and off track instuction if requseted. They have adult and child classes from 50cc to 150cc and ages starting at at 5 years old.

www.njminigp.com

So we raced our scooters side by side with motards and NSR’s. What a challange this was. We also had more scooters on the track with us then we have all season. Bill Buff from Atlantic Coast Scooters brought out two of their scooters that really made us work harder than ever on the track. He also had a pro motorcross rider racing one of his scooters along with Ryan Fleming from NJ MiniGP on his other scooter. These guys were great and made the day so much more fun and very competitive . For the first time this year our team could not bring home the first place trophy , but thats ok it was all worth it the day was fantastic and the whole team had a blast. We got to meet some new people and would like to thank all involved for providing a safe and competitive race day. I also must thank all the folks at the NJ Motorsports Park for a great job and a great place.

Uri the rider for Atlantic Coast Scooters with the Andretti scooter and Tommy Thunder from Scootertronics with their Yamaha Zuma. Compitition joining forces to have a great time!

Scooter Mike from Scootertronics with his Yamati scooter kicking back after first heat

 

Got to thank our sponsers

Tommy Thunder the night before the races down at Scootertronics working on the Zuma and the Yamati

Our SRC Roadster built up by Tommy Thunder

See you all again on Race Day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!