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Supercharging
Guys,
recently I've read about the concept of supercharging. I think it is a great concept. Looking at the Triumph Rocket III for example, you'll increase the output from stock 140hp to 240hp and 200Nm to 270 Nm by installing a supercharger kit. pretty good i think. obviously the rocket is a massive bike and lends itself well for supercharging. Now, since this is an XT forum, does anyone know if the supercharging concept has been tried on an XT? I'm not a mechanical guy, so maybe there are reasons why this is not possible, but the simple concept of compressing more air in the cylinder to get a stronger performance of the engine should work for any engine, shouldn't it. Cheers and Merry Christmas! |
Never seen a Super Charger on a XT, the STD 660 small end will never take the load of any blown motor.
Fitting a turbo or super charger is a big task, complete mapping including ignition, engine strip down. |
Hi there i did see on U TUBE ether a wr250 or xt with a turbo charger fitted .I would be a far easier installation no power loss with small Turbo,:111:
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You can get tiny super charger kits for the old 5 valve 660 motor (design for the Rhino ATV)...
http://www.atvriders.com/images/moun...percharger.jpg Mountain Performance You'd never really fit all the gear needed on a bike though. |
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007's XTX is over 76hp at the rear wheel with no turbo & would weigh a lot less that that Turbo link.
I know of 3 Turbo XT's but never seen a Super Charges one. One in Brazil http://xt660.com.br/showthread.php?3...60-Turbo-Fotos The Raptor boys have been fitting Turbo's their Raptors long before our 660 motor was even built. |
Thanks for all the replies.
It's quite fascinating what has been tried on the XT over the years, even turbo XTs! From what I gather from the greek website, it seems you can generate 75hp by adding the turbo. i wasn't able to find out details of the additional weight that comes with it. might be significant though as Kev indicated and a major drawback. I think adding a turbo or supercharger to increase the output to 75hp with an additional weight of not more than 3kg would be interesting. Should be reasonable priced though. Thanks again! |
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