I didnt run the bike with the stock motor in it, I just picked up the frame and put this engine in it, It took a bunch of cutting, welding and a big shoe horn to get it in, The Hyabusa engine is even bigger, This thing is a blast, It never stops turning heads,

~Diggem~

 

i dont really know about that engine but does it really have enough power to spin those tires in sand... i want see some pics of that thing in action[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]

 

Just ran it in Yuma last weekend, I will scan and post some pics.

 

awesome, can't wait to see them.

 

It is alot of work Wildcard i have a Yamaha R1 motor with nitrous in my 89 frame it looks factory but you have alot of work in front of you the frame needs alot of mods to get a street bike motor in it? It needs the bottom widen and the main air tube at the top has to be cut out and new abrs made on each side to hold the top frame together, you cant use the stock gas tank you will need to make you one and hang it under the seat.i have a 10 ove lonestar swingarm on mine it is in the stock holes but i have the stock R1 rear shock on it also! i have pictures if you need help! email me at wcarpenter@ncol.net[img]i/expression...small-wink.gif[/img]

 

yes you can,you have to fit it in the frame,my ex girlfriends brother did it with a GS 1100 motor built to a 1540 with NOS and that thing screamed.

 

They are famous for blowing motors, thats why there aren't a lot around and why they didn't make them long

 

Hey Diggem what kind of times you turnning in the 300' and 1/8 mile?

 

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theyve got a zilla with a GSXR1000 motor in it...runs 10.5 in the 1/4