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shaft vs belt drive

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Well-- we can dream--------

Lew L

Or you could visit your local ECU Tuner and get very much improved horsepower outputs from your 1330 ACE motor AND keep the belt! :rolleyes:

There are already Rotax motors in their line-up that get significantly higher outputs from at least vaguely similar blocks, albeit without the integrated gearbox etc; but I'm sure a good ECU Tuner (Jase, at ECU Xtreme/Rotax Racing certainly can coax them to do a fair bit better!) should be able to extract significantly more out of a relatively standard Spyder 1330 motor.... often without harming their reliability too! And then there's all the 'extra things' you could do to enhance their capability!! Enhancing the air intake & exhaust is just a start, and if really long term reliability isn't such an issue for you, cos you don't ever plan on doing 100,000 miles on your Spyder, then there's even more - like porting & polishing, et al; or maybe even strapping on a turbo - and Rotax already have a few turbo offerings! Really, the sky's the limit, with the only restriction being the depths of your pockets! :ohyea:

Or you could try to transplant in a different size/make of engine & loose all the electronic stability & safety options?! There might be some attraction in going down that route, altho you'd probably need to go with a chain drive anyway - still, not sure how rideable it'd end up being after gutting the Nanny tho!! :rolleyes:
 
Makes one wonder if Can Am has plans for a 2nd Gen F3/3rd Gen RTL with an over 1400 power plant, mated to a shaft drive.
 
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