2001 raptor- thinking about a 4cylinder motor install
Jan 22, 2003 | 10:59 PM
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If it weren't for the shaft drive, I've vote for a V-Max motor. Anything bigger than 600cc should put you over 100rwhp on pump gas. I wouldn't run an air cooled engine if I could help it.
Great job at FSW, your HP numbers are an inspiration. After I get my 03 Raptor's suspension up to par, I'll be in touch:-)
-John
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03 Raptor, full Yoshi Comp, K&N filter no lid, DJ 146/148, front 3" spacers, 22x11x10 Holeshot XCT rear, full skids, etc. Saving for Elkas and wishing I lived closer to Glamis.
Great job at FSW, your HP numbers are an inspiration. After I get my 03 Raptor's suspension up to par, I'll be in touch:-)
-John
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03 Raptor, full Yoshi Comp, K&N filter no lid, DJ 146/148, front 3" spacers, 22x11x10 Holeshot XCT rear, full skids, etc. Saving for Elkas and wishing I lived closer to Glamis.
Jan 22, 2003 | 11:20 PM
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Great idea 14mins!!!
and an excellent choice ernie! but the FJ may be alittle heavy for the Raptor frame,and hard to come by. I would say do it right and put an R1 motor in it! 150 HP, AND ALOT LIGHTER. but probably alittle more money.
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and an excellent choice ernie! but the FJ may be alittle heavy for the Raptor frame,and hard to come by. I would say do it right and put an R1 motor in it! 150 HP, AND ALOT LIGHTER. but probably alittle more money.
Biggerisbetter.
Jan 22, 2003 | 11:24 PM
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The Fuel injected R1 Motor would be a great choice! But if you want to put the wife and kids to bed and go hunting for dinner I would go with the Hayabusa motor![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
Jan 22, 2003 | 11:26 PM
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Thats was my first chioce Biggerisbetter but the price was real steap.
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Jan 22, 2003 | 11:35 PM
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Pro Mod Suzuki 1100cc taken out to 1570 cc
87 mm bore, water cooled
JE aluminum forged 15:1+
44 mm Megatrons carbs
MTC engineering slider clutch
400 HP+
0-60 MPH, 1 sec
0-100 MPH, 2.10 sec
1/8 mile 4.41 @ 170 MPH
update your will!
87 mm bore, water cooled
JE aluminum forged 15:1+
44 mm Megatrons carbs
MTC engineering slider clutch
400 HP+
0-60 MPH, 1 sec
0-100 MPH, 2.10 sec
1/8 mile 4.41 @ 170 MPH
update your will!
Jan 22, 2003 | 11:39 PM
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I agree ernie, but were talking about a guy that bought a Brand new quad at FSW's because he heard that people were saying that he broke his tranny on purpose!
14mins, is NOT your average bear.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
What ever you do stay with Yamaha. I don't like to see a conversions with mix-match manufactures parts. JMO.
Biggerisbetter.
14mins, is NOT your average bear.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
What ever you do stay with Yamaha. I don't like to see a conversions with mix-match manufactures parts. JMO.
Biggerisbetter.
Jan 22, 2003 | 11:52 PM
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14mins if you want to install it without a LOT of frame modds,mostly on the upper tubes,make shure you get a motor that DOESNT have downdraft carbs,unless you want your gas tank to look like a crotch rocket.if its injected you may run into the same thing?the carbs will be wider then the upper tubes and cause a lot of greif.i would say any std carb motor should fit without much trouble,