Yamaha Superjet 1200 - Monster Modification

Started by JDAMADORZ , Sep 05 2012 06:42 PM

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  • JDAMADORZ

Posted 05 September 2012 - 06:42 PM

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Hi, the Yamaha Superjet SJ700 is equipped with a standard engine of 700 cc, 2cyl, 2stroke.
The engine produces 72 Hp and reaches a speed of 73 Km / h (45 MPH). The weight of the unit without gasoline, but with battery is 147 Kg (324 lb).
A guy from Netherlands installed an engine from a Yamaha WaveRunner GP1200.
This engine is a 3 cyl, 1200cc, 2stroke engine. This engine deliveres 135 hp.
And this guy explains how he built the ultimate race-machine for close circuit racing in his web site.
http://www.superjet1200.nl/
By evdmk {Copyright © 2009 Superjet1200.nl All Rights Reserved}

Jorge David Amador Zárate
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  • SubTexel

Posted 08 September 2012 - 04:21 PM

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JDAMADORZ, on 05 September 2012 - 06:42 PM, said:

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Hi, the Yamaha Superjet SJ700 is equipped with a standard engine of 700 cc, 2cyl, 2stroke.
The engine produces 72 Hp and reaches a speed of 73 Km / h (45 MPH). The weight of the unit without gasoline, but with battery is 147 Kg (324 lb).
A guy from Netherlands installed an engine from a Yamaha WaveRunner GP1200.
This engine is a 3 cyl, 1200cc, 2stroke engine. This engine deliveres 135 hp.
And this guy explains how he built the ultimate race-machine for close circuit racing in his web site.
http://www.superjet1200.nl/
By evdmk {Copyright © 2009 Superjet1200.nl All Rights Reserved}

Jorge David Amador Zárate

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