CBR1100 motor into a EF chassis?
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CBR1100 motor into a EF chassis?
i knwo it sounds crazy as ----.... but hell it could work...
After I finish my turbo honda build in 2 years I was thinking of doing a 1100 honda bike engine into a EF chassis... would be a high revving mother ****** and have sequential shifting! of course there would be the problem of getting the output of the transmission into a differential and out to the wheels via axles......
but has anyone else ever thought of this? it would be fun as hell
ps... it would be my project to build thorughout my engineering degree
After I finish my turbo honda build in 2 years I was thinking of doing a 1100 honda bike engine into a EF chassis... would be a high revving mother ****** and have sequential shifting! of course there would be the problem of getting the output of the transmission into a differential and out to the wheels via axles......
but has anyone else ever thought of this? it would be fun as hell
ps... it would be my project to build thorughout my engineering degree
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Re: CBR1100 motor into a EF chassis?
Originally Posted by hotrex
ef chassis is too heavy. it would suck
i was thinking, stripped interior.... done up motor a bit making say 200hp... still think it wouldnt move the car good? i honestly dont know... i know it owuld burn and be fun though
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Re: CBR1100 motor into a EF chassis?
I've seen a cbr900 engine in a older UK escort but it was RWD. ALot easier then trying to do a FWD setup. Even when it wasn't boosted it still moved pretty good and could light up the back tires. I've always wanted to do this but in like a 1g rx7.
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Re: CBR1100 motor into a EF chassis?
Those motors dont have much torque but they sound good. Why not put one infront and one in the back and let this be your insperation: Ultima GTR twin hayabusa engine http://www.jalopnik.com/cars/custom-...ine-029819.php