AMI Horsepower Shootout 2004: Scott Korol, 1st place, V-Rod. Pam Brown (Cycle-Rama, Inc.) 1st place, Buell Open. Wess Brown (Cycle-Rama, Inc.) 2nd place Twin Cam Open. Click Here to see Wes' the dyno chart. Click here to see Pam's dyno chart.

Wes Brown in action at the AMI Horsepower Shootout 2004.
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Wes Brown (Cycle Rama Inc.) takes second place in the Twin Cam Open at the AMI Horsepower Shootout 2004.

Scott Korol from Jim's HD with Cycle-Rama,Inc ported heads. 1st. place in theV-Rod class at the AMI Horsepower Shootout 2004.

A Cycle-Rama 100" engine powered the current world record holding Buell to 202.989 Miles Per Hour - WOW!

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Jon Cornell 2001 #1 Plate in Pro Star Hot Rod cruiser class. With Cycle Rama built 95inch twin cam motor. Jon ran consistent 10 second passes.

Jim Briner's Worlds Fastest & Quickest Dresser. 10.50 et, 120 MPH Killer Dresser

Brute HorsePower Shoot Out.
Jim Briner - Big Twin, Dan Wise - Buell, Wes Brown - 80ci
Team Cycle-Rama wins 3 classes at the AMI Brute Horsepower Shoot Out.
The classes were - Big Twin, Buell and 80 Cubic Inch.

Wes Brown of Cycle Rama in Pinellas Park, Florida.
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Chuck Jones current AHDRA Eastern Division Pro Dragster Champion - 7.30 ET. 180 MPH.

Wes and Pam Brown at the AMI Brute Horsepower Shoot Out.

Pam Brown of Cycle Rama - Winner AMI Brute Horsepower Shoot Out.

Ervin Ellington's 176 HP  Cycle Rama Pro Street Motor.
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Steve Moore's 1993 FXDWG with a Cycle Rama Built 120 Engine
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Chuck Jones Winner of the 2nd King Of The Street Class
Cycle Rama Built Motor - 1/4 mile, 10:30 ET - 120 MPH

Dave Thomas Twin Cam Cycle-Rama ported heads,
95 Inch SE pistons, 44 CV Carbs, S&S Cams, Thunder Header
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