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A few R1 rhinos back in the day. Along with some busa motors. And then you have pace offroad doing the Z1 swaps. Buckshot had the bullet, BFD had the Revo and a few others her and there.Has anyone built a custom "SXS" (home built) with a turbo charged street bike engine in it that you guys have seen out there?
Looks nice. Is it for sale?
Drakart is about thatHas anyone built a custom "SXS" (home built) with a turbo charged street bike engine in it that you guys have seen out there?
I have a 200HP Evinrude 2-stroke outboard motor sitting on a stand in the back of the shop. Almost every time I walk past it I think about doing a SXS with it. Guessing +250HP with tuned exhaust, free flowing intake, a bit of massage to the ports, . . .Has anyone built a custom "SXS" (home built) with a turbo charged street bike engine in it that you guys have seen out there?
Has anyone built a custom "SXS" (home built) with a turbo charged street bike engine in it that you guys have seen out there?
RG does it again! Introducing the class leading UTV that you need to remove factory installed accessories before you can drive them.Take that windshield off it..
RG does it again! Introducing the class leading UTV that you need to remove factory installed accessories before you can drive them.
Sounds like you need a beerDude be quiet.. we already got a thread for that bullshit
Sounds like you need a beer
I thought I read Robby ran a windshield and all was good now? Maybe I misread or maybe the temps were low enough? Or maybe no nets makes a difference?No just my tolerance for people running around being negative about everything is wearing out..
Guy is happy about his new toy let him be happy.
Not sure if these would be classified as SXS but they look pretty fun.Has anyone built a custom "SXS" (home built) with a turbo charged street bike engine in it that you guys have seen out there?
I thought I read Robby ran a windshield and all was good now? Maybe I misread or maybe the temps were low enough? Or maybe no nets makes a difference?
Now that you said that I think I also read that.E85 runs cooler than gas is my guess.. im
Gonna relocate the radiator.
I've had my windshield in since ThanksgivingE85 runs cooler than gas is my guess.. im
Gonna relocate the radiator.
My buddy had one of those and he said it was a blast but a SXS would be awesome, the trans is the issueNot sure if these would be classified as SXS but they look pretty fun.
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Lol, no shit man.No just my tolerance for people running around being negative about everything is wearing out..
Guy is happy about his new toy let him be happy.
E85 runs cooler than gas is my guess.. im
Gonna relocate the radiator.
Curious to understand what about this comment is "positive"?Take that windshield off it..
Curious to understand what about this comment is "positive"?
Curious to understand what about this comment is "positive"?
I can confirm. The energy density of e85 is roughly only 70% of a like volume of pump gas. Not only that but ethanol is more stable and slower burning in comparison. All this makes for cooler combustion temps with properly tuned engines.
Easy ways to bring down combustion/engine temps is increasing fuel and/or retarding overall timing.
+5psi fuel pressure on port injection and/or -2° overall timing should probably do it. (or you can reduce boost if you're turboed)
or the ecm can be retuned to do it, or there are inline O2 sensor resistors that can be installed to trick the computer into doing it on close loop fi system.
disclaimer:
*tinkering with engines voids most manufacturers warranties*
I see, what is the problem the windshield creates? Seems removal creates another problem by having the passengers more exposed to getting roosted by a vehicle in front while offroading? Maybe you're far enough appart where that's not necessarily an issue or common issue?Was just giving a piece of advice before he runs into a problem like I did.
Retarding timing will often raise engine temp as less of the energy is turning into mechanical force and more is turned into wasted heat exiting the exhaust port and in turbo charged motors, this raises the turbo speeds and boost, so the waste gate then bypasses more of this energy.
As an example, 2 degrees of timing advance can drop egts like 50-75F on a big block. Which is huge in saving your exhaust valves as well on strung out high hp motors.
those are EGTs not engine coolant temp. retarding ignition timing in the vast majority of situations reduces cylinder pressure and therefore almost always cylinder temp which generally means lower coolant temps.
yes, if you retard tour timing too much, the fuel is still burning as it's running out the exhaust which will raise your EGTs. there is a delicate balance but most engines will have an area of play of 1-2 degrees in either direction that you can safely move depending on what your goals are.
When the air leaving the cylinder is drastically hotter it heats the combustion chamber and exhaust port on the way out
Reduced timing will keep the top of the piston cooler though.
1-2 degrees in a big block, NA, no problem.
These little high efficiency chamber short stroke max performance motorcycle engines, 2 degrees is huge. They adjust timing in fractions of a degree.
It overheats with the windshield in itI see, what is the problem the windshield creates? Seems removal creates another problem by having the passengers more exposed to getting roosted by a vehicle in front while offroading? Maybe you're far enough appart where that's not necessarily an issue or common issue?
He had it on at KOH when we were lined up for Prologue/Qualifying. It was 730AM in Johnson Valley and probably 45* out (+/-). Not sure if he left it on or not, but he told me he was since it was so cold out.I thought I read Robby ran a windshield and all was good now? Maybe I misread or maybe the temps were low enough? Or maybe no nets makes a difference?
those are EGTs not engine coolant temp. retarding ignition timing in the vast majority of situations reduces cylinder pressure and therefore almost always cylinder temp which generally means lower coolant temps.
yes, if you retard tour timing too much, the fuel is still burning as it's running out the exhaust which will raise your EGTs. there is a delicate balance but most engines will have an area of play of 1-2 degrees in either direction that you can safely move depending on what your goals are.