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Supercharged R1

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#1 ·
yamaha 2003 / 2004 linear power at your fingertips

Unique design


this unique dynomite conversion gives you smooth power in relation to your throttle position (unlike a turbo charger system)

our dyno chart shows:

-120bhp@7000rpm

- 145bhp@8000rpm

- 180bhp@9000rpm

-200bhp@10,000rpm

concealed in the body of the bike beautifully crafted and styled using the latest design of supercharger enables us to keep the bike looking close to stock.

price:
ÂŁ3995

(in house fitted price)




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how does it work?

this centrafugal supercharger with a very clever internal gearbox is driven via a ribbed belt from the crankshaft , it converts the rotation of the drive pulley at a ratio of 10--1 this means that if the pulley speed is 10,000 the turbine speed is 100,000 rpm,engine loading is controled with a lazer cut copper headgasket and a preasure (boost) releif valve (dump valve)





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whats in the kit?

as with all our products this kit has been designed (cad) to the highest standards. the bracketing is lazer cut. the pipework is stainless steel. the plenum chamber and the seperate oil tank is crafted in aluminium

the kit contains :

crankshaft drive assembly

belt and pulleys

supercharger with bracketing

seperate aluminium oil tank

stainless steelpipework

aluminium plenum chamber

k+n filter and power comander

carbon fibre side panel and zuss clips

boost control valve

Fits these bikes:
R1 2002/ 2003/ and pos 2004?




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#4 ·
its about time, i knew they had one for harlie's and such. i would think you could get more out of it though, i could be wrong but i think the turbo kits go to 240 hp.


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#8 ·
K, that's just sick in so many ways! :scared

:rock
 
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#10 ·
I saw this about 1 1/2 yrs. ago. Don't think it was for sale then. Under development probably. Pretty slick if it work properly.
 
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#16 ·
Reviving thread... is this still for sale ???

Very interesting, but needs: many more pics/diagrams, videos...
Where is the website ?

Also, ppl that may wish to buy this already have the PCIII, K&N, and all that crap... want to buy PARTS and fit them ourselves. The "kit" you are selling looks more like a "boxed service" (marketing...), and personally I think the market for this will be a lot more limited than if you sell you kit with a very good installation manual, and gather distributors.

(The price for parts will be hell of a lot cheaper too !)
 
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