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    Mr Alarumba and Sniper CBR. Somehow I don't think you have fuel injection. Better start again. Besides its not how fast you go on the straight bit it's how you corner.

    The offer is still on Sniper. If ya want to be able to keep up on the next ride I am still happy to take the FZR out with one spark plug unhooked.

    Ummm. Wouldn't 20-40 hp increase like double the hp of the mini blades?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Stevo
    Mr Alarumba and Sniper CBR. Somehow I don't think you have fuel injection. Better start again. Besides its not how fast you go on the straight bit it's how you corner.

    The offer is still on Sniper. If ya want to be able to keep up on the next ride I am still happy to take the FZR out with one spark plug unhooked.

    Ummm. Wouldn't 20-40 hp increase like double the hp of the mini blades?

    Argh me harty, who's be needing Fuel injection when you can just re-route it through your spark plugs :spudwhat: Kidding

    Stevo, the only reason I let you race off on the last ride was because I was keeping our other rider company, besides, I dont want to have to tow you home once the FZR stops going

    But I will be along for the next ride and you wont be so lucky, its not the size of your bike, but how you use it :spudbooge
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    Hehehehe Ahhhh More bourbon


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    Love the Sig

    Also we have a lesson on Sunday on fast riding. You keen??
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    I am keen alright. You teach me how to ride better on the way over so when we meet Stone Chucker, Paul in NZ and Co, I can keep up ok. Then it won't be like :spudwave: in our dust Stevo!


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    Is it just me or should you fuel inject it I know that is effective good brag factor to.

    I'd be keen to do it if i can find a ZXR400 engine at the wreaker to shove in my zxr250c frame while i build the injectors.


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    I think you would be better off trying to turbo the thing personally. But I don't know :spudwhat: :spudwhat:

    Someone has a turbo charged ZXR750 but right now I cannot think of his name. Used to have an avatar pulling a MASSIVE low speed wheelie


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    Quote Originally Posted by Stevo
    I think you would be better off trying to turbo the thing personally. But I don't know :spudwhat: :spudwhat:

    Someone has a turbo charged ZXR750 but right now I cannot think of his name. Used to have an avatar pulling a MASSIVE low speed wheelie
    Nah, at least the fuel injection will last and give the 250 a nice boost, will take me at least a month of work but If I can find a ZXR400 engine then I will drop it in the 250 frame until I get the fuel injection done, but anyways I will start a thread when I find a 400 engine

    Turbos are for loosers


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    Can you modify the engine to have fuel injection? Or can you get a kit that needs no fuel injection?

    I'm sure I could rig up a NOS tank and feed it to the airbox. Not as direct as fuel injection, but it might work

    Also, get some R/C Nitro Car Fuel!! 40% Nitromethane

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    Quote Originally Posted by カワサキキド
    Have you had a read of Bugerman's website?
    I tried to order some solenoid's through Farnell but they weren't of any assistance. I will have to find a good pneumatics supplier to get a solenoid capable of stopping 1200psi of nitros flow.
    Geez, don't know why I didn't see that before, Very thanks

    D.I.Y, this has suddenly become even more interesting

    [EDIT]Argh, even this sounds too pricey and complicated. I'll see if I can do this, but I'll need some help

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    Quote Originally Posted by alarumba
    Can you modify the engine to have fuel injection? Or can you get a kit that needs no fuel injection?

    I'm sure I could rig up a NOS tank and feed it to the airbox. Not as direct as fuel injection, but it might work

    Also, get some R/C Nitro Car Fuel!! 40% Nitromethane
    Yes fuel injection is abit more easier to implement and wont kill the engine as easy as the nos - and will give you about 60hp.

    Once I get started I will give you all the details on it, I'm still hunting parts down myself.


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    Quote Originally Posted by John
    Yes fuel injection is abit more easier to implement and wont kill the engine as easy as the nos - and will give you about 60hp.

    Once I get started I will give you all the details on it, I'm still hunting parts down myself.
    Supposedly, Nitros won't hurt the engine so long as your in high revs when you switch the jets on (at lower revs, too much N2O gets into the cylinder between each spark, creating more pressure than if a little bit of it went into the cylinder before each spark) and you don't use it for a prolonged time (The nitrogen won't be able to absorb all the heat, and the engine will eventually get too hot, and cause major damage)

    And did I read that correctly, will you be fuel injecting you ZXR?

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    Quote Originally Posted by alarumba
    Supposedly, Nitros won't hurt the engine so long as your in high revs when you switch the jets on (at lower revs, too much N2O gets into the cylinder between each spark, creating more pressure than if a little bit of it went into the cylinder before each spark) and you don't use it for a prolonged time (The nitrogen won't be able to absorb all the heat, and the engine will eventually get too hot, and cause major damage)

    And did I read that correctly, will you be fuel injecting you ZXR?
    The reason I like fuel injection is mainly becuase you get all that extra power over all ranges, Dont know how big the torque curve will be but it should be interesting, and doesnt cost a crapload to refil a bottle, just plain ole' 91 and abit of direct injection woo!

    It will be interesting making the injectors for the ZXR and the mechanisim, so thats why I'm hunting down a ZXR400 (with decent motor) so that I can have a bike while I'm working on it because apparently the mounts are the same on the ZXR400 as the ZXR250, so yea - then I will inject the 250 and buy a 400 frame, then dump the 400 into the new frame and put the 250 (injected) back in it for everyday use - which will be interesting on those early morning cold starts trying to prime the injectors - maybe I will havto heat them or sumthing oh well should be fun - plus a 400cc motor in a 250cc frame, so no liscence issues here - move along people


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    Quote Originally Posted by John
    The reason I like fuel injection is mainly becuase you get all that extra power over all ranges, Dont know how big the torque curve will be but it should be interesting, and doesnt cost a crapload to refil a bottle, just plain ole' 91 and abit of direct injection woo!

    It will be interesting making the injectors for the ZXR and the mechanisim, so thats why I'm hunting down a ZXR400 (with decent motor) so that I can have a bike while I'm working on it because apparently the mounts are the same on the ZXR400 as the ZXR250, so yea - then I will inject the 250 and buy a 400 frame, then dump the 400 into the new frame and put the 250 (injected) back in it for everyday use - which will be interesting on those early morning cold starts trying to prime the injectors - maybe I will havto heat them or sumthing oh well should be fun - plus a 400cc motor in a 250cc frame, so no liscence issues here - move along people
    Hoo hoo hooo {devilish laugh}

    Sounds like fun, wonder if it can be done to the CBR

    Allthough, I want to start racing, and I'm not allowed to modify the bike, at least with the nitros, you could disconnect it and say the bike is (relatively) stock

    Good luck on the 250/400 hybrid though. Don't forget, whilst your frame is by itself, get it powdercoated or anodised

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    Quote Originally Posted by alarumba
    Can you modify the engine to have fuel injection? Or can you get a kit that needs no fuel injection?

    I'm sure I could rig up a NOS tank and feed it to the airbox. Not as direct as fuel injection, but it might work

    Also, get some R/C Nitro Car Fuel!! 40% Nitromethane
    Try that idea and you'll be riding a 'Chernobyl' engine,- goofing around with nitrous and engines will lead to tears if you don't have a fuel enrichment system to cope with all the O2 from the nitous,

    Get it wrong and your mixture leans out? - exit one motor.
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