Turbo TRX
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- devlin
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Re: Turbo TRX
I found one on the US ebay. We can get them here in Australia for AUS$2750 retail or in the US for US$2095. After exchange and shipping it's cheaper to get it here. Go figure. I ahd a bit of a look today and I think the only place it could go is on the left hand side just beside the barels. Or maybe underneath the fuel tank where the air box is and using a plenum with fuel injection as it's much more compact. I might do a mock up of the Rotex and see where it can go.
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Re: Turbo TRX
Remember it requires a crankshaft drive,so inline with the outside of the crank is favourite whichever side you were considering fitting it.
You could offset it but more links/pulleys,bearings or gears in the drive train just means power and reliability loss.
Let us know how you get on,I for one am very interested in this project.
You could offset it but more links/pulleys,bearings or gears in the drive train just means power and reliability loss.
Let us know how you get on,I for one am very interested in this project.
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Re: Turbo TRX
I changed my mind...My next bike would be a R1, but a MT-01Killerwhale wrote:We agree there, sexy that one!JW-TRX wrote:Point takenKillerwhale wrote:They don´t do a bigger faster TRX mate! (i wich though)![]()
But yes, My next bike...2009 R1

- devlin
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Re: Turbo TRX
Yes, I was having another look tonight. The left hand crank cover sits out a long way so I am thinking right hand side with an extended shaft with a support bearing so as to negate having two belts. You could have the blower down low beside the right hand header, but I don't like the exposed position. I am fiscally challenged at the moment so I'll do a lot of planning in the meantime. It's also a juggle to decide on whether to do the Ford XR6 Falcon full mechanicals into '66 Mustang project I have on hold as well. So many projects, so few paydays.Mincehead wrote:Remember it requires a crankshaft drive,so inline with the outside of the crank is favourite whichever side you were considering fitting it.
You could offset it but more links/pulleys,bearings or gears in the drive train just means power and reliability loss.![]()
Let us know how you get on,I for one am very interested in this project.
"Racing is life, everything else is just waiting" - Steve McQueen
Four wheels move the body, two wheels move the soul.
Four wheels move the body, two wheels move the soul.
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Re: Turbo TRX
i was having a think about this over a beer the other night.. on your left side case cover. Where your alt fits. Its possible to make a mechanical wiper seal come out off the crank. The bolt that holds it on, you could machine a whole new on, longer, so it sticks out past the plastic seal. Bingo, you have a crank pin. Not the cleanest, but its something.
With some playing, i honestly believe you can cut the case down and flush it a bit while still maintaining full function. Just means you can make it a bit more stream lined / clean looking. As for mounting the charger.. Thats anyone guess.
With some playing, i honestly believe you can cut the case down and flush it a bit while still maintaining full function. Just means you can make it a bit more stream lined / clean looking. As for mounting the charger.. Thats anyone guess.
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Re: Turbo TRX
Some sparks there huh!?steve speed wrote:that nearly ended in tears !!!!!!!!!
....wonder if the bike is for twin drag....seems to be quite hard to turn right....
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Re: Turbo TRX
The TRX is in the latest issue of Rapid Bikes. Not a bad read.
Got my sub-copy today in the mail.
Bob
Got my sub-copy today in the mail.
Bob
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Re: Turbo TRX
Get it scanned thenWombat wrote:The TRX is in the latest issue of Rapid Bikes. Not a bad read.
Got my sub-copy today in the mail.
Bob

