So it is 85lbs with 2 hull halves and a fire wall? Then with all that stuff you already have it should hit like a sledgehammer.
kawi 800 freeride/freestyle motor
- Thread starter rizk828
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So it is 85lbs with 2 hull halves and a fire wall? Then with all that stuff you already have it should hit like a sledgehammer.
Big Kahuna
Administrator
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- Tuscaloosa, AL
Porting is your next step.........
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- Central Florida
SE SPEEDMAGIC 970 cc cylinder. <--does that work with the stock crank? what else willi need besides pistons and a head for that?
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- Central Florida
maybe a couple of pounds heavier. but not much though.
Bigfish
Bigfish
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- North Carolina
I'm very happy with my jetworks engine.It hits good off the bottom and it is pump gas.My girls sxr has shaved head ,lightened flywheel,wetpipe ,(the people who have rode it say it hits for a sxr)and my ski makes hers fill like a stock sxr.Give Art a call he is great to deal with.
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- Central Florida
thanx for all the input guys. i appreciate all ur help:bigok:
one final question though the speedmagic 970 jugs can i use that with stock crank? and is that speedmagic as in japan speedmagic, because i don't see that on their site?ok so that was 2 questions
one final question though the speedmagic 970 jugs can i use that with stock crank? and is that speedmagic as in japan speedmagic, because i don't see that on their site?ok so that was 2 questions
Don 79 TA
Still Fat....
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- Madision/Huntsville AL
Harry from GroupK may be worth a shot
they have a nice 849cc package that may be worth a shot to look at
something we are thinking about for her ski
they have a nice 849cc package that may be worth a shot to look at
something we are thinking about for her ski
- Location
- South Africa
www.jetwave.jp for Speedmagic parts
Kennay
Squarenose for the _____
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- Myrtle Beach, SC
That smbitch pulled like a freight train! I was pretty surprised with the mid range pull it had goin' on. Yours must really be an animal :headbang:
Bigfish
Bigfish
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- North Carolina
Thanks Kenny see you all at wavedaze :Banane35:
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- Myrtle Beach
Have you considered a stroker? You can still use pump gas, and a stroker with a solid port job with give you strong reliable power.
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- Myrtle Beach
Where ya' been man? I'm looking forward to see hwo your SXR turned out, as as Kennay has said, your girls SXR pulls hard! Very good combo, and a very good tune in that thing.
I can't imagine how your SXR with the mag pump humps.
Take it eazy
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- Cleveland Ohio
You have to be careful with the stock crank...They are NOT that reliable! If you get anything more than you have, I would change it out every year.
w-nut
x2 nut
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- christchurch new zealand
im going to be watching this as im kinda in the same boat . im looking at building up a sxr engine for my old x2 as well
Bigfish
Bigfish
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- North Carolina
Work and the lake ,and all i can say is Art is the man VERY VERY HAPPY.I still got some fine tunning on mine that might have to weight to after wavedaze.
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- Central Florida
hey djkorn i am assuming you mean the stock cranck will not be reliable if i use it with the 970 speedmagic, right? what crank would you suggest.
the setup in my sxr is the way i listed above and have had no problems with the stock crank in just over two years
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- Cleveland Ohio
I don't know, but I would assume not...I know I have blown two cranks and taken out my entire motor. Both were stockers and I just had 180 compression, pipe and flywheel. Just be careful is all I am saying. I don't know if there is a better crank out there or not.
btw...I beat the sheeot out of my ski!
btw...I beat the sheeot out of my ski!
w-nut
x2 nut
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- christchurch new zealand
would useing ceramic crank bearings help make the crank stronger . i know they cost a hole heap more