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Hi. From what I have seen you 2 are both GREAT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Im a 15yr machinst and you got me beat. Nice work!!!
Hi. From what I have seen you 2 are both GREAT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Im a 15yr machinst and you got me beat. Nice work!!!
Yes, and i also found some parts could be designed a bit lighter but for now iam ok with it;pAre you weighing the parts?
Thanks!Im a 15yr machinst and you got me beat. Nice work!!!
Hey its the @ROADTOAD1340 , good to see you post brother. Better be careful putting a supercharger on that lightweight busa of yours it just might take flight for realAmazing work mate , the billet pieces and design is perfect . My L2 would love a supercharger addition , got me re-triggered and thinking again !!
I've contacted them to see if it was still in development. Unfortunately it's not and they said it was too expensive with the machining of the engine.I kept waiting for them to finish it. I hope they didn't give up.
Same here! After having a turbo bike I was curious about going supercharged. I'm not a fan of having to cut the plastics so naturally a stealth system peaked my interest. I'm curious how these supercharged Hayabusa's stack up against modded H2's.Wish they would have finished and sold the CNC files!
Hi. The team at DAS ran a 6.4 with his supercharged busa.Same here
Same here! After having a turbo bike I was curious about going supercharged. I'm not a fan of having to cut the plastics so naturally a stealth system peaked my interest. I'm curious how these supercharged Hayabusa's stack up against modded H2's.
Im curious if it would outrun a 300+ horsepower h2. It seems a turbo busa needs much more power when running a h2. Maybe it's the cam and head that flow much better? I don't know a whole lot about the h2 to compare. I've seen Joe stee outrun turbo busa like it was stock.Hi. The team at DAS ran a 6.4 with his supercharged busa.
I recall that video...he also mentioned if the Busa had just a little more distance it would wipe the floor with his H2....he said turbos take a little more time to spool up...Im curious if it would outrun a 300+ horsepower h2. It seems a turbo busa needs much more power when running a h2. Maybe it's the cam and head that flow much better? I don't know a whole lot about the h2 to compare. I've seen Joe stee outrun turbo busa like it was stock.
Bumblebee I sometimes have a skipping problem....lol... I can't recall the power level of the bike he was racing or the speed they raced to. At this point I'm not sure I will add motor mods or forced induction. I'm curious what would have to be done to a Hayabusa, super or turbo charged, to match/beat a modded unrestricted 300ish hp h2 to 180mph engine wise.I recall that video...he also mentioned if the Busa had just a little more distance it would wipe the floor with his H2....he said turbos take a little more time to spool up...
Bumblebee I sometimes have a skipping problem....lol... I can't recall the power level of the bike he was racing or the speed they raced to. At this point I'm not sure I will add motor mods or forced induction. I'm curious what would have to be done to a Hayabusa, super or turbo charged, to match/beat a modded unrestricted 300ish hp h2 to 180mph engine wise.
Ya so that video my H2 was around 240whp and the busa was like 270whp. Now that my H2 is 300whp and geared properly it RUNS from that turbo busa at 270whp. I think a turbo busa would need at least 400whp or maybe more to run next to the h2 at 300whp. after 180ish mph a 400plus whp busa would have the advantage if the H2 hasnt ran from it in the front half.Here's a video from @JoeSTi ...if he's tuning into our forum, he could at least answer a few of your questions..