http://videos.streetfire.net/Player.aspx?fileid=F6F02D4D-B899-4718-B572-5F0D744107F4&p=0
cool
http://www.weberprecision.com/ thats the guy that built it, hes building more small engines, 1 radial, and 1 gas trubine
That is way to cool.....It looks like it has a Supercharger on it.
It would be awsome if put that into a little 50cc quad.
Quote from: 2006YFZ450 on January 13, 2006, 07:25:09 PM
That is way to cool.....It looks like it has a Supercharger on it.
It would be awsome if put that into a little 50cc quad.
OMG..............the "supercharger" is actually the air intake, and you can;t put it into a 50cc quad if it still has the 50cc motor in it. you should have said a 50cc sized quad but even then..... you know how hard itwould be? what do you think makes it move? Durrrr, a transmission? To make it work they would have to make one to fit it. Plus a 50cc quad size is way to small. Why not put it in a 80cc sized quad. Bigger, Better, and not even much more weight. the stock Raptor 50 has a dry weight of 237 and the Raptor 80 has a dry weight of 242
super cool that guy is one smart dude.
Thats really !!!!! :D
nice....
LOL how bad is that thing. It would be pretty sweet in a little gocart with the front mounted engine with a fiberglass body and the super charger sticking out.
Quote from: Yamaha72 on January 13, 2006, 08:27:07 PM
Quote from: 2006YFZ450 on January 13, 2006, 07:25:09 PM
That is way to cool.....It looks like it has a Supercharger on it.
It would be awsome if put that into a little 50cc quad.
OMG..............the "supercharger" is actually the air intake, and you can;t put it into a 50cc quad if it still has the 50cc motor in it. you should have said a 50cc sized quad but even then..... you know how hard itwould be? what do you think makes it move? Durrrr, a transmission? To make it work they would have to make one to fit it. Plus a 50cc quad size is way to small. Why not put it in a 80cc sized quad. Bigger, Better, and not even much more weight. the stock Raptor 50 has a dry weight of 237 and the Raptor 80 has a dry weight of 242
whoa buddy chill out, I'm pretty sure he was just throwing the idea out there.
Just stating the facts. :ThumbsUp.gif
cool but how much power does it put out and to make it work where is the drive line (tranny/diff/axles, etc....)