Craycraft 760 V Banshee Cheeta Cub
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Craycraft 760 V Banshee Cheeta Cub
Originally posted by: coolmudrunner
here is a noobie question. Why do the 2 cylinders have different bores. Shouldnt they be the same.
Originally posted by: AustinONeal
65mm bore and 68mm bore
http://www.patriotracing.net/Cheetah%20Cub.htm
65mm bore and 68mm bore
http://www.patriotracing.net/Cheetah%20Cub.htm
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Craycraft 760 V Banshee Cheeta Cub
Trinity's work and reputation has went way downhill. They are becoming overpriced compared to other engine builders and their turn around time is horrible. The Cheetah family of cylinders is the latest greatest thing in cylinder design. Optimal port design and flow right out of the box. Port them on top of that for specific engine parameters (Carb's, Pipe, Power Range) and they are an animal. FYI, the original Cheetah cylinders were designed and cast by a guy in Tulsa,OK who then sold the design/patents to another company. Unfortunately, the 4-stroke guys aren't having much luck seeing the front half of a Cub bike. Good Luck! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
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Craycraft 760 V Banshee Cheeta Cub
same person that casted the cheetahs casts the cubs, and is the same guy that casts the n-motion 450 cylinder as well as the hpr 800 cylinder.
he casts everything and his name is calvin and he is the owner of CP industries.
a cub will eat a 500cc stock cylinder on average
he casts everything and his name is calvin and he is the owner of CP industries.
a cub will eat a 500cc stock cylinder on average
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Craycraft 760 V Banshee Cheeta Cub
Originally posted by: AustinONeal
My local yamaha guy called me today and told me that his buddy has been talking about getting a cheeta cub system for his banshee
hes gettin a 58mm stroke (+4mm), 65mm bore and 68mm bore
i dont know much about all what that kit is
but
how will my Craycraft760 stroker match up to it,
question is for anyone who knows anything about cheeta cub products.
http://www.patriotracing.net/Cheetah%20Cub.htm
My local yamaha guy called me today and told me that his buddy has been talking about getting a cheeta cub system for his banshee
hes gettin a 58mm stroke (+4mm), 65mm bore and 68mm bore
i dont know much about all what that kit is
but
how will my Craycraft760 stroker match up to it,
question is for anyone who knows anything about cheeta cub products.
http://www.patriotracing.net/Cheetah%20Cub.htm
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Craycraft 760 V Banshee Cheeta Cub
smoked huh what makes u think that i will get smokes, yeah i know what a banshee can do if highly modded theres not question about that, but theres going to be alot of things that come into play here if he gets all the other stuff needed to go along with the motor. dont matter how much hp a motor has if u dont got a clutch that will hold it then you just out of luck, thats why i went to a hinson 6 spring on mine.
but my yamaha guy might be trying to build him up to having somthing that he isnt, im going to call the guy who owns the banshee and ask him whats he building. also this guy what owns the banshee is building a alum. frame for it , i dont know about all that but what ever he wants to do. ill call hom later and ask what he has and get back on here and transfer my information i get from him to you all.
i would really like to know what im going to get "smoked" by when he gets him back
also Raptorowners when u say smoked in my mind thats like setting up a stock blaster VS a YFZ or somthing like that
but my yamaha guy might be trying to build him up to having somthing that he isnt, im going to call the guy who owns the banshee and ask him whats he building. also this guy what owns the banshee is building a alum. frame for it , i dont know about all that but what ever he wants to do. ill call hom later and ask what he has and get back on here and transfer my information i get from him to you all.
i would really like to know what im going to get "smoked" by when he gets him back
also Raptorowners when u say smoked in my mind thats like setting up a stock blaster VS a YFZ or somthing like that
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Craycraft 760 V Banshee Cheeta Cub
Well smoked is the operative word. I've never seen a cub run, but I've seen cheetahs and other AM cylinder banshees and even smaller ones are quite impressive. All things equal you shouldnt have a chance, but hey if he screws something up on the bike or the ride then who knows.