ada racing 989 billet cylinder

well what can i say..... 91mm bore with a 76mm stroke. and the only bad part..... seedoo pistons
 

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and some more....
 

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naw its not mine.... i was just lookin at ada's site and i came across the new cylinder. it comes with everything except the cases, crank and pistons
 

madoyster

01/10/08
Location
The Durty South
Part Number: 34-210890

Description:
Billet cylinder kit for the Yamaha 701/760 engine. This kit is for use with a 76mm(+8mm) stroker(not included) with Kaw 750 rods(133mm/+8mm) and Sea Doo 951 pistons(not included). Bore size is from 89-91mm, starting sleeve rough id is 88.5mm. This kit includes billet cylinder, billet head, spacer plate, domes, sleeves(not installed), girdle studs, head studs, chrome acorn nuts, washers, orings, and gaskets. Cylinder will require finish porting by hand, installation of sleeves, and bored to fit desired piston size. Engine size with 89mm bore is 946cc, up to 989cc w/91mm bore. This kit is designed for freestyle and freeride applications, getting maximum engine displacement and allowing for low port duration for high torque applications.

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Yamaha 701 - Yamaha 760

[/FONT]Availability: In Stock.

[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]*Notes: We are accepting deposits to guarantee availability when these are released. Expected release date is mid-May, depending on sleeve availability.

Call us at 1-877-217-5629 to pre-order. 30% deposit required.
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Price: 1995.00
 
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Freestyleriverrat

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I think the whole kit (cylinder, and head combo) is a little over 2 k w/o sleeves or pistons. Probably close to 3K all ready before you hear it fire. :boggled: Cool cylinder though.........if they would just make some billit cases :tomato:
 

Mile9c1

X-H2O.com
Location
Grand Rapids, MI
Freestyleriverrat said:
I think the whole kit (cylinder, and head combo) is a little over 2 k w/o sleeves or pistons.

It's $1,995 with the sleeves (not installed). It'll be well over $4,000 for the complete longblock by the time you add it all up.
 
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Freestyleriverrat

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Mile9c1 said:
It's $1,995 with the sleeves (not installed). It'll be well over $4,000 for the complete longblock by the time you add it all up.

Thats right......I remember reading something about the sleeves not installed. Still..............this has been stated seveal times...........I would hold off until you hear or see this motor run. The porting on this cylinder will make or break its performance as will carb selection.
 
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Freestyleriverrat

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wildman326 said:
At what point do the transfers fail to deliver enough fuel to severely lower the effiency of the cylinder?

I have no idea.........I am mainly thinking in terms of bang for you buck as far as power is concerned.
 

cambo au

TRYING TO LEARN
Location
AUSTRALIA
with all those extra cc's do the factory b pipes still work good considering they were made for 701cc motors just wondering?
 

cambo au

TRYING TO LEARN
Location
AUSTRALIA
so do you get a different pipe or modify the factory b ? dose the tnt have a bigger stinger?
 
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