ahh yes... look at her blush... the first time is always the most painful.Well we know for sure she's not a virgin any more...
Gotta a ZX12R to look-up once I get her back...Just be careful, she is going to turn more heads now and lots will be looking at her rear in the distance. Do not let her stay away from you to long.
What cha plan on doing???Don't even waste the gas...Gotta a ZX12R to look-up once I get her back...Just be careful, she is going to turn more heads now and lots will be looking at her rear in the distance. Do not let her stay away from you to long.
I am hoping it's this week.
Depends what you are looking for for HP.What engine mods are needed for the kit?
I would guess at least new rods
For 300rwhp no bottom end work is required.What engine mods are needed for the kit?
I would guess at least new rods
Gotta a ZX12R to look-up once I get her back...Just be careful, she is going to turn more heads now and lots will be looking at her rear in the distance. Do not let her stay away from you to long.
I am hoping it's this week.
Not entirely true. Rods will be fine, but you need to modify your cluth with heavy springs or a lockup clutch. Also you need to put on a clutch brace or yo will crack it. You also should consider a billet output shaft, or you will just be doing it at a late date. Stock output will bend or twist even at 280hp.For 300rwhp no bottom end work is required.What engine mods are needed for the kit?
I would guess at least new rods
Above 300 starts to get dangerous with a stock motor.
This kit is good to about 360 - 370 hp (non dual ball bearing turbo).
However, with my stock bottom end... 300 will be the max for now.
About 250'ish t 6lbs of lowboost... switchable to hi-boost for 300hp.
we will keep our fingers crossed for you.I would have been pretty stunned if they had managed to finish it before Christmas. Hang in there man
Pertaining to the output shaft...Not entirely true. Rods will be fine, but you need to modify your cluth with heavy springs or a lockup clutch. Also you need to put on a clutch brace or yo will crack it. You also should consider a billet output shaft, or you will just be doing it at a late date. Stock output will bend or twist even at 280hp.For 300rwhp no bottom end work is required.What engine mods are needed for the kit?
I would guess at least new rods
Above 300 starts to get dangerous with a stock motor.
This kit is good to about 360 - 370 hp (non dual ball bearing turbo).
However, with my stock bottom end... 300 will be the max for now.
About 250'ish t 6lbs of lowboost... switchable to hi-boost for 300hp.
As far as the output shaft you will more than likely be OK...Your riding style for the most part is not going to stress that particular part...Now if you plan on dragging alot you might want to upgrade to a heavy duty shaft...Remember I had to replace mine because it sheered but I had other problems with the bolt ons...Heavy output shaft is about $350 is don't remember...Down side is you have to pull the motor to do the install...I don't think I would do it unless the motor was being pulled for other reasons or if tranny work was needed...Not entirely true. Rods will be fine, but you need to modify your cluth with heavy springs or a lockup clutch. Also you need to put on a clutch brace or yo will crack it. You also should consider a billet output shaft, or you will just be doing it at a late date. Stock output will bend or twist even at 280hp.For 300rwhp no bottom end work is required.What engine mods are needed for the kit?
I would guess at least new rods
Above 300 starts to get dangerous with a stock motor.
This kit is good to about 360 - 370 hp (non dual ball bearing turbo).
However, with my stock bottom end... 300 will be the max for now.
About 250'ish t 6lbs of lowboost... switchable to hi-boost for 300hp.
Yes sir... already had him put that on the tab...If you haven't planned on it go ahead and get the slave support from Kevin...I think he's got them on sell...
I have to disagree on not chnaging the output shaft eventually. I have seen shafts twisted with out running them on the track. when you notice your chain going tight and loose the shaft can only be out by 1 or 2 1,000. I do agree that you can get lots of miles out of it before you change, but is you run 300hp you will be running 150#'s of torque and up. The point is if you have the bike apart nad you can afford the work do it. If not wait until you reset your valves, or put new rings on.. You have to pull the whole bottom off for the shaft. The Billet shaft will run $360 or so and the labor will be $400-800.As far as the output shaft you will more than likely be OK...Your riding style for the most part is not going to stress that particular part...Now if you plan on dragging alot you might want to upgrade to a heavy duty shaft...Remember I had to replace mine because it sheered but I had other problems with the bolt ons...Heavy output shaft is about $350 is don't remember...Down side is you have to pull the motor to do the install...I don't think I would do it unless the motor was being pulled for other reasons or if tranny work was needed...Not entirely true. Rods will be fine, but you need to modify your cluth with heavy springs or a lockup clutch. Also you need to put on a clutch brace or yo will crack it. You also should consider a billet output shaft, or you will just be doing it at a late date. Stock output will bend or twist even at 280hp.For 300rwhp no bottom end work is required.What engine mods are needed for the kit?
I would guess at least new rods
Above 300 starts to get dangerous with a stock motor.
This kit is good to about 360 - 370 hp (non dual ball bearing turbo).
However, with my stock bottom end... 300 will be the max for now.
About 250'ish t 6lbs of lowboost... switchable to hi-boost for 300hp.