- Location
- San Diego, CA
I am just currious if anyone has ever put a 1200 into a Yami superjet or a 1100 into a Kawi SXi.
Is there room to put a motor that big into a stand up ski?
Is there room to put a motor that big into a stand up ski?
Tripple cycinder motor swap?
- Thread starter wreckingball
- Start date
Big Kahuna
Administrator
- Location
- Tuscaloosa, AL
Rob Flores did it in an SXI Pro for GP Class racing. Tight fit!
- Location
- Fayetteville, Ga
theres a guy on here who put a 1200 in a superjet
- Location
- Hudsonville MI
I forget who it was or where I saw it but online theres an Ausie who did a RN SJ 1200 swap and documented it well...
sorry I can't be more help, but its been done and can be found online
sorry I can't be more help, but its been done and can be found online
BruceSki
Formerly Motoman25
- Location
- Long Island
scottie mac
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Carmine Colangelo (sp) put a 1100 in a round nose a while back. Flo was the first to do the 1100 to sxi pro swap, then the sxr swap. There are a ton of guys, me included, who are now building 1100sxrs. The swap is amazingly easy and you end up with a very powerful ski for very little money, especially if you take your time searching for parts. But, I don't think this would be a good freestyle, freeride ski, too heavy. What makes a good race ski usually does the exact opposite for freeriding.
Scottie
Scottie
While I agree you will have 5 or 10 yahoos in here demand that they are one in the same!
I would love to shred a 1100 SXR man!
scottie mac
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Mat,
You coming to Wavedaze? I will take it out there for flatwater day. You are more than welcome to ride it. One of the reasons I decided to go this route is I can build a very fast ski for bouys that runs on pump gas and will be much more reliable than any mod motor that makes equal power.
Scottie
You coming to Wavedaze? I will take it out there for flatwater day. You are more than welcome to ride it. One of the reasons I decided to go this route is I can build a very fast ski for bouys that runs on pump gas and will be much more reliable than any mod motor that makes equal power.
Scottie
lvnspeed
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- Location
- Birmingham, Alabama, United States
I saw where there was a guy who put a 4-tec sc motor in a standup talk about power
- Location
- Brigantine, NJ
