Busa motor in a raptor
#1
lol idk if neone on these forums has a Busa(Hayabusa(Hi-uh-Boo-su)) i was jsut thinknig if there is enough room for the motor and stuff... [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] and if u don't know what a Hayabusa is Take a look [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
#2
Any motorcycle engine can be fitted to an ATV frame with fab. skills, what's gonna kill you though is coming out on the holeshot with the weight factor, sure you can have over 100 H/P easily with the big
motors, but they tend to make all their power at very high RPM's. In a long run you can take out everyone if you can control it, but on your basic sand drag the single cylinder thumpers will be done by the time you make power at half-track, but at the same time if given 1 more second you'd pass everything like it was sitting still. To each their own, it's fun to play with any type of hybrid and just be different, JMO
motors, but they tend to make all their power at very high RPM's. In a long run you can take out everyone if you can control it, but on your basic sand drag the single cylinder thumpers will be done by the time you make power at half-track, but at the same time if given 1 more second you'd pass everything like it was sitting still. To each their own, it's fun to play with any type of hybrid and just be different, JMO
#6
i THIN ki have a donor bike(enginge needs rebuild) it's outta an old honda sport bike from liek the mid 80s.. umm there's a wrecked busa at a local junkyard and i can get a frame easily so it's no prob
#7
same ol' 650 air cooled Honda's I've been running for years from the dual-sport bike


