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I've got an older Pro-X chassis, so the tall shock towers and bracing eat up a lot of room. That and I'd never get away with anything with running any triple pipes without a cannister silencer of some sort - way too much noise. Another reason is that I had the thought in mind about eventually getting this motor into a "consumer" IQ chassis and there would be no way possible to get triple pipes under that hood - but what I've got would fit. I know it will cost me some HP, but I've hear rumors from a couple old-timers that there was a shop working on an aftermarket single for the old 650 triples back in the day and they claim it was close to what could be had with a set of triple pipes. Problem is that nobody wanted "close", they wanted "more" and "loud", so it never went anywhere. I'm still digging to see if I can find any info on what they were doing or if it was simply optimizing the pipe. Its been an "interesting" project if nothing else. I've modified pipes for twins before, but the triple is tough because there is only a small window to get the pulses into - the cylinders are almost firing on top of each other.
i have a 1200 that i had run about 300 miles and had a pto end bearing failure,i was wondering if their is a mod that people are doing to allow more oil on the pto end bearings.i was at the dealer the other day and the tech was showing me a broken crank from a 800 dragon and on the pto end teir is a wide single bearing on the crank,i didnt measure the bearing but it looked close,does anybody know if it might work on a 1200?these motors are awesome i have a ub 1500 and the 1200.sold a 1350 which was as strong as the 1500 i have now.i run the 1500 in a proline drag chassis and beat up on the turbos all the time hahaha
I have seen a few "indyspecialty" cranks with the wide bearing, they seem to have the stuff worked out really good!
I've had some good listening "conversations" with Dan and he does not do the widebearing cranks anymore. He didn't think that was the proper solution to those things. I think he did for a while but he's learned how to do cranks without that wide bearing.