turbo-ing a quad?
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Personally I think it is alot safer and cheaper to turbo a 4 stroke. Since most of them use a rev box of some sort and stand up to knock a lot better than a 2 stroke will. There is no need to change valves and cams etc just for forced induction Unless you plan on running a stupid amount of boost.
But I hope your up for a lot of tunning. Dialing in a homemade turbo conversion is not easy.
a few things you will need a are a turbo controller ,F/A meter , Fuel pump etc etc.
But I hope your up for a lot of tunning. Dialing in a homemade turbo conversion is not easy.
a few things you will need a are a turbo controller ,F/A meter , Fuel pump etc etc.
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On a 4-stroke you will have to run 15-20 psi or it wont be worth your time or money to do. There just isn't anymore more power at 8psi than a big bore with all the goodies. I know because I have a turbo charged raptor.
Something to consider is will the transmission and clutch take the HIT that the turbo creates when the boost come on.
On a 2-stroke will the crank seals hold to the psi the turbo creates??? Hmmm I dont know
Something to consider is will the transmission and clutch take the HIT that the turbo creates when the boost come on.
On a 2-stroke will the crank seals hold to the psi the turbo creates??? Hmmm I dont know
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ok my plans were to do this too a 300cc tecate 4, and use a 14b and intercooler off the first generation eclipse. and getting a boost gauge and boost controller are no problem. and im not worried about all the custom work.
vilnrk- what was included in your raptor turbo kit? or was yours homemade as well? thanks
vilnrk- what was included in your raptor turbo kit? or was yours homemade as well? thanks
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What I have is a kit you or anyone for that matter can buy. LINK This is what I have.(that is not my bike) It all fits very well, heck you cant even tell that it is even turbo charged just by looking at it. The turbo used for this kit is manufactured by Aerodyne and is an aerocharger. The turbo is not too big although my wife had one of the mercury capri XR2 little turbo charged cars and I had to replace the turbo on it at 90,000 mile and I would say that this aerocharger is close to that in size just for referance. The kit is not intercooled. It comes setup at 8psi (this is the max psi my gage showed before I started tweaking the turbo)
One thing you need to consider is the intake plenum. If you are building a blow through design then you need to have a plenum for the turbo to connect to I guess the piping from the intercooler for that matter and then this plenum connects to the carb.
PLENUM
Take a look at the PLENUM link. Go ahead and check out the rest of the pics too. You might get some ideas. Good luck keep us posted as how it goes.
turbo bobby
What I have is a kit you or anyone for that matter can buy. LINK This is what I have.(that is not my bike) It all fits very well, heck you cant even tell that it is even turbo charged just by looking at it. The turbo used for this kit is manufactured by Aerodyne and is an aerocharger. The turbo is not too big although my wife had one of the mercury capri XR2 little turbo charged cars and I had to replace the turbo on it at 90,000 mile and I would say that this aerocharger is close to that in size just for referance. The kit is not intercooled. It comes setup at 8psi (this is the max psi my gage showed before I started tweaking the turbo)
One thing you need to consider is the intake plenum. If you are building a blow through design then you need to have a plenum for the turbo to connect to I guess the piping from the intercooler for that matter and then this plenum connects to the carb.
PLENUM
Take a look at the PLENUM link. Go ahead and check out the rest of the pics too. You might get some ideas. Good luck keep us posted as how it goes.
turbo bobby
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