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Turbocharging carburated motorbike engine.
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Re: Turbocharging carburated motorbike engine.
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Thanks guys--- my senior CRS I had forgotten this thread
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That's okay, Sparky. The guy is all gone now. Thanks to Peter Jack for tipping me off to the spambot.
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What did I miss
is none of this info good
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You're OK Sparky. The reply directly above yours was a spambot that had gone undetected for a while. You can keep marching in the same direction.
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Since the oiling system question has come up on this thread; I will post our questions here, to try to keep this all together.
Because we have the Rotax Eng with roller brgs. I have been advised we will have to use a stand alone oiling system. Any suggestions on a pump that has some lift capability to pressure rise the turbo. We am guessing we need about 25 Psi through 1/8" ID
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I have decided to go with RB Racing---they are B'Villers and have a long track record with bikes and turbos .
We have our single cyl Rotax 490 project going on under builds
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Thanks again guy for this forum--I reread the subject---saved me from putting my O2 sensor in the wrong place. It is now just in front of the Turbo
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Re: Turbocharging carburated motorbike engine.
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Sparky,
Only pay RB with a credit card as they have a worldwide history of not sending off orders that were prepaid from around the world, ask Ian King from kingracing in merry old England, last I heard he was not to merry..
I once was a local company neighbor yo them and asked about a turbo system for a GSXR1100 and was told to send 5K to start and I would be advised of the time needed and what the additional cost would be after I send my 5K deposit..
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John thanks for the heads up---I did order with a credit card--- we will see if it comes. will watch the charges.
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