Newly replaced low miles 2006 Suzuki motor with Guhl injection system. Dyno’d @ mid 174 hp. Spare parts motor included. 4 VRP gas shocks with adjustable LR, 2″ axle with some spare spacers, S&S Header, Hench billet oil pan with custom mounted oil cooler, electric wing adjuster. Super dish Roach wings, Micron Gold custom dash mounted, spare front and rear 530 gears and 2 1/4″ lug wrench.

Over $18,000.00 invested first $11,995.00 takes it all.

Email:

kerry@weebeeav.com

or call 717.278.3397

Car is located at WeeBee Audio Video in Lancaster, PA.

And below are few shots from that gallery. We’ll have a write-up posted soon.

Alex placed 5th in his heat starting 9th in the 600cc car.

Then his first shot at the Sidewinder starting in the back 8th or 9th (I can’t remember). He raced with the pack but got hit by the 92 Funck car which is the only way that guy passes anyone.

So Kerry and Chris did some changes to both cars and felt two top tens were in reach for tonight on a very tacky, fast race track.

Alex looked very good in his 600cc feature and bought home a respectable 9th place finish.

The Sidewinder race a bit of a different story on the second lap entering turn three Chris and Kerry both saw a big spark fly when Alex entered the corner but when he came out nothing seemed wrong. Alex had two or three guys set up for a low pass and the car looked to good when the engine started to miss and he had to move to the bottom of the track and go in the infield.

After the race I asked Alex what he thought happened. He seemed to think is was fuel related. Well whatever went wrong Chris and Jeremy and the boys will fix it for sure. I also asked Alex whether he like the 1000cc class he said it better than the 600cc, “It’s way faster!”

Of to Lanco tonight so we’ll update you all Monday because Sunday is Mothers Day. Don’t forget to call your Mom.

Things started going badly early this week. The second lap of warm ups the chain snapped. Kerry and Chris worked hard to get it ready for his heat.

Alex started in the back (10th) because he’s earned no points at Lanco. Having no warm ups he did well to move up the two spots he did. The it was off to the consi hoping for a top six finish for a final shot at the feature.

Alex did a great job finishing fourth in consi after some close racing back and forth with his buddy Brandon Bright for several laps.

Alex started 22nd in the feature and managed to work his way to the 18th spot when a fuel pressure gauge line broke loose and started to cover him in fuel. Which as shame because it looked as though Alex was really getting the rhythm of the race down.

See you back here very soon for a report from this Satruday at Lanco.

Here’s scheduled dates we’ll be on:
Race on May 10th at Lanco
Show on May 11th at 3:00 p.m., co-sponsored Kenwood Mobile Electronics
Race on May 24th at Lanco
Show on May 25th at 3:00 p.m., co-sponsored LG Electronics
Race on June 21st at Lanco
Show on June 22nd at 3:00 p.m., co-sponsored by Yamaha
Race on July 5th at Lanco
Show on July 6th at 3:00 p.m., co-sponsored by Klipsch
Race on July 26th
Show on July 27th at 3:00 p.m., co-sponsored JL Audio
Race on August 9th
Show on August 10th at 3:00 p.m., co-sponsored by Rockford-Fosgate
Race on August 31st
Show on September 1st at 3:00 p.m., co-sponsored by Vidikron

Of course, you can us racing on most of those dates. So stay tuned for more detailed program information and updates.

It was Ron S, Chris and Jeremy in the Team truck with Kerry and Alex. The Team had good feelings for tonight’s action. Just getting Alex’s car back and the problems that have plagued it was a great start. Now Alex’s car is making more horse power than ever before thanks to the boys at Hyper.

Chris was hoping for two top tens tonight to get things rolling for the season.

Alex qualified through his heat while Kerry didn’t look so good in the heat but still made it to the feature event. Alex starting 10th and Kerry 22nd out of 24. Chris and Jeremy made a gear change to Alex’s car on a recommendation by Kerry and major chassis and gear change to Kerry’s car as well.

It was quite an exciting race. The first lap of the feature made for three different crashes on the track with three cars upside down. The red was out for fifteen minutes while Jim Young was taken to the Hospital. When the race resumed both WeeBee cars moved up nicely, Alex moved up to 5th and Kerry up to 14th without even a lap on the board. A few laps had passed and Alex was holding his own but Kerry was on the move.

Then another yellow flag and a four car wreck in turns one and two. Kerry somehow went right through the middle and didn’t hit anything. At the halfway point in the race Alex fell back to 8th and Kerry ended up 9th. In a heartbeat the race got a lot more interesting.

Alex took off with Dad on his tail. Kerry dove low in turns one and two but Alex held him off. The next lap Kerry went low again and Alex held on again. Then in turns three and four Alex went high and passed a car on the outside and Kerry followed, but the guy on the low side shot a big rock out on the track that Kerry ran over. Nothing seemed to be wrong until last lap when the 1K car shut off due to a hole in the oil pan.

Alex was up to 4th again when the #99 car came off turns one and two and slid up the track and smashed into him against the wall. The crash crushed his nerf bar and header into the engine. The car made it to the end but didn’t run very well after that happened. Alex got a very respectable 7th and Kerry 11th. The bad news; it was a very tough night on parts for Team WeeBee.

Saturday April 19th
The team cancelled going to Ship not having all the parts needed to run.

Next up, back to Path Valley again this Friday night and if the 1K 600 doesn’t have a repaired motor talk is they will take the Sidewinder along for Kerry to run again.

Thanks for stopping by see you next week!

Enjoy!

Thanks.

Alex ran into brake problems and couldn’t run that night.

Looking ahead, we’re running at Shippensburg on April 5th, 12th and the 19th and at Path Valley on the 11th and 25th.

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Thanks for your patience while we finish the work.