4 Stroke ?

[PSM207]

How about an HT 4 stroke kit?

[Wayne Worthy]

Not at this time sorry

[PSM207]

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I know you are not doing any 4 strokes at this time, but I've got one when you're ready to tear into one. Just let me know. I'm only an hour away.


Modified by PSM207 at 7:51 PM 7/22/2008

[Jason Hale]

Me too. I would love to have a Phase III on mine, it would be fun.

[PSM207]

I've been pondering a small blower unit.

[Darth VMAX]

Just get rid of that grandpa motor and phase out an HPDI

[PSM207]

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Grandpa motor? Electric motors are motors. Oh, you must be referring to an engine. If my info serves me correct the 2 stroke is old technology.

[Darth VMAX]

Yeah...and 4 strokes are ground-breaking..............well about 100 years ago LOL
Remeind me again how many HP 4 strokes you can get???

If there were a HP 4-Stroke, I wouldn't bet against HT

[Wayne Worthy]

You boys be nice now

[PSM207]

Hey, he started it! Just kidding.

[Darth VMAX]

LOL.... Its all in fun. I like giving PSM a hard time about his granny mota and he ribs me about living in the stone age

Actually, thruth be told. Whenever I decide to slow down and get a pontoon boat I will probably get one of those Yammie F150's

[BigSmallie II]

I don't know guys................I would like to see a turbo kit for my F225

I know the turbos work well on the Yammy 4 stroke snowmobiles.............you can go from 150 HP to 300 HP But I can see issues with the cowl & such trying to get it all to fit.............

All in good time...................

BS

[Musky Mike]

How about a milled head for higher compression?

[nosaj2]

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I gotcha back!!

[nosaj2]

I think PSM207 mentioned it before. The problem is that there is no way to keep the air fuel mixture from leaning out when using turbo, supercharger, or NOS. However, it seems like you could put a sensor in the exhaust to detect air/fuel mix, add an injector upstream in the intake and tie the two together with a small, simple computer module that would add more fuel when needed. This maybe an over simplistic view of the issue.