I give up.

Dude... don't do it, don't give in... Fight the power!

Noooo!

That's the pikey one - most service station cups don't fit in those holes snugly, so your drink falls over on the first roundabout.

You need the one with spring-loaded adjusters.

HTH.

its not just cars that need cupholders, a mate of mine was so impressed by the smoooooth action of the one in my old mondeo (the one in my new car is a bit fierce) that hes got one for his fishing boat :-)

james

That'll go very well with the Sylva.

Finished your engine hoist yet?

Not yet.

Got the bearings though and going to see the man about the steel this week. Notwithstanding the zetec and other bits lying around, there's a devil on my shoulder telling me to fit the bike engine.

This video didn't help.

Do I do the sensible thing or go balls out ? I think I might know the answer to that one...

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ZZR 1100 motors are OK but only about 134 bhp at the wheel once derestricted (125 stock due to carb slide restriction) and not as much torque at lower revs as big suzukis.

And a bit lacking in pick up or throttle responce. But massively better than car engine. And they can be tuned and or turboed. And you ge the lighter weight, sequential gearbox and the stupid gearbox that wont let you select second from a standstill for a high powered nitroused launch... That can be fixed by removing a stupid ball bearing... And with a four into one loudf exhaust it will sound far better than any car. And it will be a bastard to get to run correctly without all of the original airbox fitted and its huge.

Accompanied by the sound of a chisel on slate Iridium, managed to produce the following words of wisdom

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Helicopter turbine powering a turbo. YKIMS

Flux capacitors! Be careful around 88mph however...

You mean like Nick Mann's car. He also has a BDA to go with the turbine and the turbo. And the 4WD.

I do. I assume the turbo must be of lorry proportions?

or maybe

:-P

And here is why I had a big T4 turbo (and nitrous!) on my road bikes...

And why you need one on the ZZR11 motor. Fit it stock for now but remember you can later!

Most people fit them to Suzukis because they are traditionally stronger but there is no reason why you cant. Speak to Jack Frost for a roll in roll out price.

Wheeliies become part of every acceleration. At any speed. And its huge fun. Imagine having this much power (4 to 5 hundred) in your car from a motor you can carry complete with its gearbox on your own.

Points all taken big fella. However.

Regarding the positive points you make

:-)))))

Can't answer that one I'm afraid. It's quite a tool though.

I assume we've all seen this video, but here it is again.

i apologise if that does not make much sense but i've never heard of anything like this before.

james

Actually I dont see the point of what he is doing. (driving an automotive turbo via a turbojets exhaust). It would be simpler and more efficient and lighter just to bleed some of the asir from the helicopters engines compressor stage straight into the piston engines intake? Maybe he does.

I suspect it's something or other to do with regulations.