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I currently have a standard 88 mk2 xr2 and am about to start and modify it.
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Iam going down the old fashioned route of ,head,cam,twin 40,s etc..
Its just a weekend blaster so lairy cam,head is what iam after.it wont have to sit in traffic every day
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Now onto my main question can a rs turbo cam/head or a xr3i xr2i cam/head be used on my carbed cvh as these are more readily available,or can i only use a xr2;xr3 one...thanks in advance...
.Iam going down the old fashioned route of ,head,cam,twin 40,s etc..
Its just a weekend blaster so lairy cam,head is what iam after.it wont have to sit in traffic every day
.Now onto my main question can a rs turbo cam/head or a xr3i xr2i cam/head be used on my carbed cvh as these are more readily available,or can i only use a xr2;xr3 one...thanks in advance...
Last edited by darrenr1969; Jan 25, 2009 at 10:14 PM.
I currently have a standard 88 mk2 xr2 and am about to start and modify it.
.
Iam going down the old fashioned route of ,head,cam,twin 40,s etc..
Its just a weekend blaster so lairy cam,head is what iam after.it wont have to sit in traffic every day
.
Now onto my main question can a rs turbo cam/head or a xr3i xr2i cam/head be used on my carbed cvh as these are more readily available,or can i only use a xr2;xr3 one...thanks in advance...
.Iam going down the old fashioned route of ,head,cam,twin 40,s etc..
Its just a weekend blaster so lairy cam,head is what iam after.it wont have to sit in traffic every day
.Now onto my main question can a rs turbo cam/head or a xr3i xr2i cam/head be used on my carbed cvh as these are more readily available,or can i only use a xr2;xr3 one...thanks in advance...
Your head will be the lean-burn type so you cannot use a 3i/RS head unless you change the pistons for Hemis
Always the way, you can get good resuts from a tuned lean-burn head, i did one for a friend of mine a few years back and it was a flyer. I would go down the bike carb route as opposed to the 40s, they are way more reliable and cheaper to buy.
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I would say they are capable of more power to be honest, they seem to have the edge over 40s, 40s now are getting old wheras bike carbs from a modern motorbike have moved on and more advanced. Its not very often you see a motorbike lacking power!
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