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    Oh fuck, I think I may just have been converted...

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    Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

    That is hot....

    I love the sound of 210 horses how hard to ride tho????
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    Fuck me. That EFI turbo charged intercooled Banshee should go straight into a RZ350 frame (same engine basically).

    I've *got* an RZ350 frame.

    I'm going to have to go and have a lie down.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion View Post
    Fuck me. That EFI turbo charged intercooled Banshee should go straight into a RZ350 frame (same engine basically).

    I've *got* an RZ350 frame.

    I'm going to have to go and have a lie down.
    gimmie....

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    And madness takes its toll ... Cor blimey guv'nor wouldn't that be a monster build!

    What a feat of mechanical engineering and perzackerness, but having the cojones to really give it a twist of the wrist ... priceless!
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    How about a TZ750 motor from the 70s? Or use the concept: a 4-cylinder, 2-stroke race motor. Woosh!

    Modern materials, decent clutch, big-bore and efi should be a good start.

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    Quote Originally Posted by imdying View Post
    I promissed myself I wouldn't post here... but: http://www.trickracing1.com/The%20Fi...%201000cc.html
    What's the block? They didn't make it, it's no short-run item.
    Be a monster, but it's not a unique arangement. I'd be real interested in how a V would behave but we already know what big 2T parallel twins do.

    On a 2T V2... you've already got a dual crank, what firing angles do you reckon?


    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion View Post
    Fuck me. That EFI turbo charged intercooled Banshee should go straight into a RZ350 frame (same engine basically).

    I've *got* an RZ350 frame.

    I'm going to have to go and have a lie down.
    Doubt it'd fit without some serious cutting and tucking, all that extra plumbing is hardly tucked nicely away. OK on a drag bike but you'd have a hell of a job tidying it up for street use.
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    have a look at this one guys

    dont think there would be many of you 2 strokers could hold the front wheel down
    http://www.kawasakisa.co.za/news_details.php?news_id=87
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    Quote Originally Posted by Subike View Post
    have a look at this one guys

    dont think there would be many of you 2 strokers could hold the front wheel down
    http://www.kawasakisa.co.za/news_details.php?news_id=87
    Yeah, people have been doing that with the kawasaki's for a while. 'Parrently the way the crank is designed means its relatively easy to hack and add on more cylinders.

    One guy in the states had a 1500cc V6 h2

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    Quote Originally Posted by Subike View Post
    have a look at this one guys

    dont think there would be many of you 2 strokers could hold the front wheel down
    http://www.kawasakisa.co.za/news_details.php?news_id=87
    Oh goodie, take possibly the most evel handling frame ever made, chop up a tripple in which the middle cylinder cooked at the slightest hint of prolonged revs and wedge another one in. Add a set of ancient slender rubber and stir

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ocean1 View Post
    Oh goodie, take possibly the most evel handling frame ever made, chop up a tripple in which the middle cylinder cooked at the slightest hint of prolonged revs and wedge another one in. Add a set of ancient slender rubber and stir

    One of the very few vehicles I believe I might decline to attempt to pilot.
    As a past owner of 750 H2 I totally endorse that comment. I'm sure divine intervention was all that kept me alive. The Z900 to follow was a pussy in comparison!

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    IIRC there was a Speedway midget (TQ?) back in the mid-eighties that was a V4 made from 4 YZ465 (may have been 490's) engines. I have the vague recollection that Graham Standring was the driver - or at least involved with the project... but it was a long time ago...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Subike View Post
    dont think there would be many of you 2 strokers could hold the front wheel down
    Now why would you want to do a silly thing like that? :spudwhat:

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    Whats up with this donor crap, build it from scratch u lazy buggers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cold comfort View Post
    As a past owner of 750 H2 I totally endorse that comment. I'm sure divine intervention was all that kept me alive. The Z900 to follow was a pussy in comparison!

    Yeah mate, there have been some spiteful bikes built over the years. The old GSX-R 400 Impulse was known for randomly highsiding u off mid corner. Killed alot of people that model did.

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