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fzs 1000 turbo - michael - 25-07-13 hello every one I want to make my fazer 1000 a little different I know some people have different views on this but im wanting to turbo it but not to sure the right way to go about it any help or advice would be helpful. Re: fzs 1000 turbo - Doddsie - 25-07-13 Dave Dunlop is yer man. ` Fast By Me Turbo`!! http://www.fastbyme.co.uk/about-me/ Re: fzs 1000 turbo - michael - 25-07-13 is that his focer name ? Re: fzs 1000 turbo - Doddsie - 25-07-13 He`s not a foccer, but he is the top man for turbos. Re: fzs 1000 turbo - michael - 25-07-13 thank just found his website and emailed him Re: fzs 1000 turbo - Doddsie - 25-07-13 No problem, I did put a link up!!! lol Re: fzs 1000 turbo - devilsyam - 25-07-13 speak to whoosh he's already done it Re: fzs 1000 turbo - michael - 25-07-13 yes you did sorry didn't see it lol Re: fzs 1000 turbo - nick crisp - 25-07-13 You know of course this is gonna be expensive? Flat top pistons, shot peened rods or Carillos or similar, not sure if they are pressed cranks, may require welding, heavy duty valve springs, heavy duty clutch, extended s/arm if you don't want to be flipping it all the time. Easy-to-adjust wastegate with a decent gauge, so you know exactly what the boost is set to as well. Or, the first time you dial in some boost, it's a goner.- the list goes on... :eek Re: fzs 1000 turbo - nick crisp - 25-07-13 Consequences of not knowing where the boost is set at on a 810 kitted Kwak 750 Turbo - first time out after new wastegate was fitted! Re: fzs 1000 turbo - devilsyam - 25-07-13 you can only run low boost on a fazer as not forged pistons Re: fzs 1000 turbo - nick crisp - 25-07-13 (25-07-13, 10:16 PM)devilsyam link Wrote: you can only run low boost on a fazer as not forged pistons You would need to replace the pistons with flat tops. To really make it worthwhile, you don't want to go to all that trouble and then have to limit the boost too much. Hence a full engine strengthening program. Flat top pistons reduce static compression ratio. A turbocharger effectively increases it - a lot! Probably about 11psi boost to start, but people run higher. The piston in the photo is a proper turbo engine one - not sure who by now, but may have been Cosworth. Re: fzs 1000 turbo - 1967fazer - 28-07-13 To be honest, can't see the point of turboing a Fazer, the way the bike's set up it couldn't handle much more power, so on top of all the expensive work on the engine, ideally, you would be looking at a load more expense on correcting the handling and braking as well. Surely its much better to spend the money on buying a modern sports bike, if that is, you need to do more than 160mph in a straight line and go round corners! Re: fzs 1000 turbo - nick crisp - 29-07-13 It depends on what you want from biking. A well set up turbo engine is a joy to use. Loads of stonking mid range and top end, but very manageable, unlike some "conventionally" tuned engines. It's a real hoot to use, and could get you into to drag racing, which is great fun. People do these things because they can, not because they need to, and I think that's OK. And, it's different, as Michael points out. Well, that's why we do fancy paint jobs and other mods on our bikes (one reason, anyway). But it is a very expensive thing to do if you're going to do it properly, so you need to be sure it's what you really want. It's like saying, well why would anyone want a Ferrari. Re: fzs 1000 turbo - budgiemurray - 29-07-13 Get it supercharged instead.. No turbo lag.. Budgie |