best bike for turbo setup
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Re: best bike for turbo setup
Originally Posted by onepointone
haha... just turbo a 600.. youll have the power of a gsxr1000 and your cool little "pppsssshhh" sound your going for...
yeah, but you easliy build a 750 motor to make the same power as a turbo 600, then shove it in a 600, and get the same effect (minus the "psssshh") and it'd be alot more streetable.
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Re: best bike for turbo setup
Originally Posted by skr00zloose
yeah, but you easliy build a 750 motor to make the same power as a turbo 600, then shove it in a 600, and get the same effect (minus the "psssshh") and it'd be alot more streetable.
are you saying put a 750 motor in a 600 frame?
and also man... re-read this..
Originally Posted by Bustadust
so whats the deal wif wanting to have a cool noise to get some attention..i think it would be sweet goin down the road and all of sudden pssssssss, u know how many kids would think u r God? i wouldnt mind doing it for the attention, uniqueness, and experience..lets face it.....a 1400 hayabusa would get less attention at a bike show then a 750 gixxer turbo...just the name turbo makes 16 year old kids dick jump up like they in a jessica simpson video.
im not trying to bash on anyone, but i dont think this guy really cares how fast it is, much less, should be driving a turbo bike to begin with...
just my opinion. since when do you ride a turbo bike (or any turbo vehicle for that matter) for the sound? doesnt someone make a thing that makes a blow off sound everytime you let off the throttle to make it seem like its turbo? i think that might be the trick for this guy.
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nah nah u see some of yall missin the point......i just dont want the psss noise.....its sort of like a cherry on top deal, the cake is the performance and taking a cc bike that is faster then high end cc bikes by turbo'ing it. i mean lets admit it guys, if u hear a psss noise goin down the street u gonna try to look to see what it is, and if u find out its a bike...you gonna think thats cool as hell, because u know that isnt stock and someone has a nice setup goin on..and yea legend ill let u ride it whenever once its up n running, just dont fuk it up haha..
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Re: best bike for turbo setup
Originally Posted by onepointone
are you saying put a 750 motor in a 600 frame?
yeah, cuz a 750 goes right into a 600, but a 1000 won't go t into a 600 or a 750 without alot of frame work.
though i HAVE seen a 600 in a 1000 frame.....but thats another story
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Your right a 1000 in a 600 frame is a another story and it's fun as hell. Id do it all over again. A turbo bike is not for the street at all. over heating at every other stop light, and the gas you use is like a car. The biggest thing is the cost not cheap at all. I paid alot less for my motor and the install, and the fact that its streetable is a plus. Send me a pm if anyone would like more info on a 1000 into a 600 frame.
Id do it all over again. A turbo bike is not for the street at all. over heating at every other stop light, and the gas you use is like a car. The biggest thing is the cost not cheap at all. I paid alot less for my motor and the install, and the fact that its streetable is a plus. Send me a pm if anyone would like more info on a 1000 into a 600 frame.
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Re: best bike for turbo setup
the rear motor mounts on the 600 and the 1000 are the same, all you really have to do is cut off the front mounts, and reweld them a lil farther forward. it's been done many a time.
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Re: best bike for turbo setup
Originally Posted by skr00zloose
the rear motor mounts on the 600 and the 1000 are the same, all you really have to do is cut off the front mounts, and reweld them a lil farther forward. it's been done many a time.
Your right it has.
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