Does anyone see a problem here?
#1
Does anyone see a problem here?
Everyone that knows about weight to power ratios knows that the lighter the frame you have, and the bigger the engine, the faster, and more responsive the quad. Well up here we've come up with a seemingly good Idea, stuff a 400cc single cylinder, into a 350 frame. But here's the problem, the frame is yamaha, the engine is suzuki. Does anyone see a problem here?
Oh well, we'll figure it out.
Oh well, we'll figure it out.
#3
Does anyone see a problem here?
Originally posted by: TheMagician
Everyone that knows about weight to power ratios knows that the lighter the frame you have, and the bigger the engine, the faster, and more responsive the quad. Well up here we've come up with a seemingly good Idea, stuff a 400cc single cylinder, into a 350 frame. But here's the problem, the frame is yamaha, the engine is suzuki. Does anyone see a problem here?
Oh well, we'll figure it out.
Everyone that knows about weight to power ratios knows that the lighter the frame you have, and the bigger the engine, the faster, and more responsive the quad. Well up here we've come up with a seemingly good Idea, stuff a 400cc single cylinder, into a 350 frame. But here's the problem, the frame is yamaha, the engine is suzuki. Does anyone see a problem here?
Oh well, we'll figure it out.
As long as you have a welder, some fabrication skills and some patience I think it is possible.
#4
Does anyone see a problem here?
I've done this type of thing before, but I never had mixed brands before, so I think I'll be ok. The other engines would DEFINITLY be an improvement, but due to lack of funds, I can't quite get my hands on them, So I suppose this will have to do. Mabey some day later on.
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