BTW, 2-strokes have plenty of torque for their size

 

does it ever end, most people really like to see fast quads, i saw a utility quad last summer tearing up the hill then i got to were i could see what it was it had a street bike engine, the racks front and back were pretty funny though. two strokes have allways had the upper hand, and probably always will, but isn't it all about riding, i'd rather ride a 4 stroke than watch. and until some 4 stroke knocks off the king (2 strokes) not much to debate. but the gap might be closing[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

I agree. 4-strokes will catch up sooner or later. Then maybe I'll buy one.

 

I can always turbo my four stroke. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

I can always turbo my 2-stroke.

 

I've heard they don't run that great when turbo'd.
Boost just blows into the exhaust.
No valves.

 

180 horse 2-stroke 350 doesnt sound like it makes hp? Nevermind that dan hulls turbo 350 banshee did 89 up olds hill...cough...owns 4-strokes...cough

 

I know they work good on a banshee. But your probley rite about my bike. I would be hard to dial.

 

I'm talking reliably.

Where do they get the oil supply from for the turbo?

Got any links?

 

they are reliable to an extent until they get to 20psi or so.