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grey5.0beast

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pistonhead351 said:

are ya kidding?? its no busa but damn comeon.

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I mean it was quick, but I rode it right after I rode my friend's dad's kawasaki 1200,

 

Flavadave4

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I hope you have an extended swing arm in the works, you'll need it!

Cool project, I have been contenplating a simular wap but with a 1000cc 3 cylinder snowmobile engine. Keep us updated

 

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89white50

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personally i would go with a GSX 750 motor. Suzi make the best motorcycle motors for power IMO. I have had Honda (eh okay) Yamaha's (better) and Kawasaki's (pretty sout), but suzi's have always felt the most powerful per cc.

 

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2004mach1

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MAC'n89Blckstng said:

You guys gotta ride the new TRX450R. Makes the raptor feel like a pick up. Its light and fast as hell. My friend ran 16.1 in the quarter on his. Beat my friends auto civic by 3 seconds hahahah

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dude.... a stock raptor runs 15.5........ sorry to burst your bubble that thats a half second on your trx450r.....

thanks guys ill keep you all posted... yes a extended arm is something i am thinking about as is how im going to mount my turbo next winter onto this thing.. i want to hide it in the factory airbox sneeky sneeky

 

Flavadave4

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that would be sick.......prolly melt the air box though?

 

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2004mach1

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i made one outta steel this year that mimics the factory piece.. so im only worried about how hot it will get on my bottom... LOL but i think i have coold it by cutting a couple holes into the box to allow the ram air affect and hopefully cool it down.