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hiya - just sold my yamaha R1 engine, and i need a strong, reliable turbo friendly & nitrous friendly for my go kart.
i am gonna drag race it next year so need to get my finger out.
looking at GSX-r 1300 engines, R1, GSX-r 1000, blade, or any big V-twin!!
any info folks would be greatly appreciated!
ta
jkhilton
11-05-04, 12:15 PM
no info about the engines sorry, but do you already have the kart built? if so any pics?
Will it be like the one that was doing the rounds a while back, the gixxer kart or something? that looked crazy!
John
An R1 engine in a go kart :o
Ste_Nova
11-05-04, 01:18 PM
http://www.divuk83.com/downloads/gixercart.wmv
well - drag race use only. and a shit load quicker than that gixxer.
the kart is built but has no body work or engine cos just sold.
so i wanna do a turbo nitrous power monster with a 4tyre rear axle and wheelie bars
Philsutton
11-05-04, 03:51 PM
wheelie bars
ah always a good sign :D
General Baxter
11-05-04, 04:45 PM
just remember to record it and put it on here when you run it
lightweight racer
11-05-04, 08:24 PM
What about a hayabusa (sp)? These, so i'm reliably informed, can be bored to 1400cc and turbo'ed! and nearly 400 ponies!!
Lee
cooper_nova
12-05-04, 12:26 AM
a favorit lump to turbo and nos in the bike world is the suzuki bandit 1200
or the old gixer 1100 efe (they r both based on the same block)
u cud try a kawasaki zx12r lump as they have 186bhp standard, oh and 70mph in 1st gear too! :twisted:
Why dont u do Twin R1 engine's and a 4wd go - kart, that would be sickening.
on the ghost rider 2 dvd there is a 499bhp@the wheel hyabusa turbo that wheelies at 200mph+
i cant afford 2 r1 engines and where the hell would my feet go??
be too heavy as well - serious strengthening needed.
i would love to find a bandit engine but all the drag boys are snapping them up. :cry:
also started looking into lightweight bodyshells - another nova :roll:
with big bike power to the rear wheels using kart style rear chassis, and just strip it to about 300kg.
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