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who said a turbo spyder could not be done?well look at this.

Don't let Doc see this....


Too late!

Doc already called me about this stuff long ago. He has already gotten all the info, and has even talked to BRP about this topic as well.

I think if I know him, he'll have one for sure. :2thumbs:

Now all they need to do is make one for the new RT, and that will shut up all the people who say RT's need more power for sure! :thumbup:

MM
 
Too late!

Doc already called me about this stuff long ago. He has already gotten all the info, and has even talked to BRP about this topic as well.

I think if I know him, he'll have one for sure. :2thumbs:

Now all they need to do is make one for the new RT, and that will shut up all the people who say RT's need more power for sure! :thumbup:

MM
I still haven't gotten a good answer about what they plan to do about the clutch. :dontknow:
 
RT Turbo

Too late!

Doc already called me about this stuff long ago. He has already gotten all the info, and has even talked to BRP about this topic as well.

I think if I know him, he'll have one for sure. :2thumbs:

Now all they need to do is make one for the new RT, and that will shut up all the people who say RT's need more power for sure! :thumbup:

MM
If the ''T'' in RT stood for turbo I would have already put my money down. I'm sure BRP has some plans for the RT power plant--probably won't be a turbo though.:f_spider:

Michael:doorag:
 
turbo

Talked to Aerocharger. The rider on the prototype has not had any clutch problems. I'm sure that a person would have to learn how to deal with the mechanics of his riding style, due to the increased performance. I was also told that the kits should be available around the first of the year. Installation should take a couple of hours. The kit includes new muffler etc. Retail will be in the 5 grand ballpark.:2excited:
 
Not sure I can stomach something that costs 1/3 the base price of a Spyder.... I guess the dyno and peer review could be compelling. Otherwise, I can enjoy my Spyder a couple of years and trade up when BRP puts a different motor in the GS eventually.
 
Talked to Aerocharger. The rider on the prototype has not had any clutch problems. I'm sure that a person would have to learn how to deal with the mechanics of his riding style, due to the increased performance. I was also told that the kits should be available around the first of the year. Installation should take a couple of hours. The kit includes new muffler etc. Retail will be in the 5 grand ballpark.:2excited:
Like I said in another post, when my motor goes I'll be buying a Busa for around 5K and putting that in the Spyder for my play toy. :2thumbs:

I just don't see the 998 turbo holding up very long with that high compression motor and that clutch configuration but I could be wrong.:dontknow:
You still are limited by the traction control unless you plan on getting rid of that like I'll have to do with the Busa.

Even so a stock Busa will put out more HP and I'm pretty sure will hold up longer. :doorag:
 
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